The Conspiracy Post

Hi Everyone,

This is my blog for my conspirtal friend in NZ Darin, he would tell me that when there was distinctive cross hatch patterns in the sky it was a some chemicals being released into the sky at high altitude and it wasn't a jet stream from a airliner or fighter jet. I didn't get the photo until they were a bit broken up, in the second photo I tried to draw on what it looked like.

 Chem trails over Tokyo?

You can decide what it is, I added black lines

Trip out for Leo to see some illuminations

Hi,

I hope everyone had a good xmas and now are looking forward to welcoming in the new year!

Last night we took Leo out to see some illuminations, it wasn't far away about 6 stops on the train, it looked real good but the camera doesn't catch it all. We were surprised to see a water displayed timed to music which was really good! I also managed to take a photo of one huge escalator as it went down into the subway depths, there were 3 to go down, 2 that long and one single floor one. I think we went underground about 7 stories. Leo enjoyed the water display very much!

 Tunnel, the lighs came towards you real fast! can't see in photo

 You can sit here and watch the big screen TV

 Display

 Walkway shops either side

 Enterance to a hotel

 This was huge, the red/green pods on side would go to then top and drop!

 Big wheel!

 This was a garden some students made for the emperors birthday.

 Water display

 Water display

Very long escalator

Aquarium

Hi Everyone,

Today after we went to immigration we went to the Aquarium, it was only one train stop away so it was close by. I took my camera and went to take a photo and the memory card was in the laptop doh! So I tried the camera out on the new mobile phone.

 These flowers looked like 1/2 cabbages

 Looking out the cafe window

 Leo on the bridge

 I am big!

 Leo playing in the phone box at the bus stop

 In the tunel

 Looking on top of the tunel

View from the bridge

Japan power prices to rise, I hear you say and whats unusual about that?

"TEPCO to raise power prices

via Radio New Zealand News Headlines on 22/12/11

Tokyo Electric Power Company intends to raise electricity prices next April, though it has not revealed by how much. The rise will be for the first in more than 30 years."

Why did I think this news headline was of interest to post on my blog? Did you see what they said, 30 years!!! The first power price rise in 30 years!!!! WOW!! OMG!! I remember in NZ they said when they deregulated the power industry we would all get cheaper electricity prices and over night they sky rocketed!!! In NZ the power companies would rise the power on a daily basis if they could! Then when the increase comes around every year as we know it will the power companies make out they are the good guys not rising power over winter, oh how kind, power goes up in NZ for no reason. Its all hydro so you tell me how power generation costs increase to justify the rises.

At least TEPCO has a good reason to increase power prices, they have a multi billion dollar mess to clean up at Fukashima.

A man bag?

Hi All,

Well I never thought the day would come when I would need a hand bag!! In NZ I had a car, my car went everywhere I did and it had storage compartments in it that stored all the stuff I would need while I was away from home. I could migrate a short distance from my car and get around with just a wallet and anything bigger I would return to the car and refuel what I needed. My car was like my tiny mother ship from the house. It hit me today, I can't fit what I want in my wallet, I need to take more. My trustee point and shoot canon camera, spare batteries for the camera, mobile phone, a drink, wipes to clean hands, towel to dry hands when you go to the bathroom (not all bathrooms have anywhere to dry your hands here) USB memory stick (just never know when you will need it) and some where to put stuff you may buy when you are out and about. I hope I can call it a man bag, does this make me a metro man?
Anyway what ever you call it and what ever it makes me I need one!!

I look forward to your comments
Bruce

Alien?

Hi All,

Well today I am an official Alien in Tokyo, Never thought as myslef as an alien before, but I guess I am! It was pretty painless, went to immigration and within 25mins the transformation into an alien was complete.

4000yen and a sticker in my passport and I am an Alien!

I went in as a tourist and came out an Alien, how cool is that?

Congratulations to me and many thanks to my wife who did all the paper work!

See You
Bruce

Christmas Day Japanese Style

Merry Christmas Everyone,

Christmas day is not the big day in Japan none the less as a kiwi we celebrated today with Xmas presents. Leo was annoying me all evening to see the Santa radar, he kept asking me when Santa would get to Japan, I said when you are sleeping, he is making his way over from New Zealand first then he has to go to Australia before coming to Japan. Leo woke up to see one present next to his bed and was very excited that Santa came. Leo then came down stairs to see a further dozen presents waiting for him to open, since Leo is a huge spiderman fan Santa bought lots of spider man things, toys, shoes, beddings, PJ etc.

Grandad bought Leo a beginners base ball set and a kite, at about 10am this morning and me telling Leo it is 5 degrees outside and him telling me it wasn't I gave in and took him to the park where he was learning to hit the ball. He enjoyed it!

My wife bought me for Xmas this real slick mobile phone, never had one so flash before, it is on the docomo network and cost about 600 yen $10NZD a month to have, calls to family are all free and so many free minutes per month, my wife says as a normal phone user she can never use all her free minutes.

Luke got a bouncer and he loves it, he just bounces away for ages in it and smiles and laughs, its great as we don't have to sit next to him and entertain him

Michiko and Leo made a Christmas house cake last night, there was one small problem, Leo was eating pieces of the cake before it was finished, never the less he enjoyed it and it kept him busy for ages! My brother inlaw is driving about 2 hours to come and visit with us today, he lives in Chiba which is another big province of Japan.

 Luke was Santa this year

 I want it, I want it now!!

 Arrrr soooo much fun!!

 Leo learning to hit the ball with his new baseball set

 My new mobile

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Christmas lunch Japanese style

 Christmas Cake - it was soooo good!!

Christmas doughnuts - so good fresh!!

Christmas house cake