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Neko
I often go for a walk when I cannot sleep, especially when the moon is full. On these nights I do not feel in the least bit tired and just start walking. On this particular night I felt quite happy to… more →
The First Word
Relections on Resignation
David Raho wrote 8 months ago: “I became convinced that noncooperation with evil is as much a moral obligation as is cooperat … more →
Okinawa Death Life Birth Honesty and Making a Living
David Raho wrote 11 months ago: The week began Sunday night with the news of a death of a child in a tragic drowning incident. A go … more →
Neko
David Raho wrote 1 year ago: I often go for a walk when I cannot sleep, especially when the moon is full. On these nights I do no … more →
Trying to Write
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David Raho wrote 1 year ago: I had a lot on my mind and when that happens I know that I won’t get anything written. The only cure … more →
The First Word is Linked to New York Times Article
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David Raho wrote 1 year ago: A first for the site as a link to an article about Okinawan Glassware appears in the New York Times. … more →
Becoming Less
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David Raho wrote 1 year ago: I was met as I came in the door by a woman with a name badge who remembered my name. She took my … more →
The Ghost of Route 331
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David Raho wrote 2 years ago: I was walking alone on a road calle … more →
Lost Years
David Raho wrote 2 years ago: I have what I call ‘lost years’ where I know that I should have been doing something els … more →
The Sociology of Scars - An Under-Researched Subject Area
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David Raho wrote 2 years ago: I have been giving the subject of scars a fair amount of thought recently and the academic in me alr … more →
Very Short Stories
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David Raho wrote 2 years ago: For those of you who did not read Wired Magazines article entiled Very Short Stories here is the lin … more →
A Nice Cup of British Tea or How a British Tea Shop Should Be
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David Raho wrote 2 years ago: It is a sad fact that in Japan a truly satisfying cup of English tea is something of a rare thing. … more →
Who cares What I'm Reading But Here It Is Anyway Part One
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David Raho wrote 3 years ago: Haruki Murakami I have worked my way through all of the Haruki Murakami novels (translated) I ca … more →
Where do you like to Write?
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David Raho wrote 2 years ago: Walter Benjamin ,a personal hero of mine, apparently used to write in Jazz cafes enveloped in people … more →
Scars
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David Raho wrote 2 years ago: I had never really thought much about scars before until I had an accident and shattered my left arm … more →
Pieces of Mind and Fragments of Memory Part 1
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David Raho wrote 2 years ago: Days when nothing much happened come back to me now. I am thinking of an innocent time feasting on … more →
Lucy the Girl in the Window
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David Raho wrote 2 years ago: I once worked in an office that was separated from the building opposite by a narrow road. All the … more →
The Many Faces of Tomoko Sawada
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David Raho wrote 2 years ago: Tomoko Sawada (1977-) from Kobe is a photographer who lives and works in Japan. She first came to w … more →
Call Centre Blues And Activation Anger Sparks Rant On All And Sundry
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David Raho wrote 2 years ago: He was on the phone to India. He did not want to be but that was where the call centre was located. … more →
People are part of the landscape of our daily lives
David Raho wrote 2 years ago: ‘People are part of the landscape of our daily lives but many remain anonymous’ http:// … more →
