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May 14, 2007 18 min

Episode 18 – 18 Minute Update

from Finding Japan Hosted by Christopher S.

Just a quick 18 minute update for episode 18. I really didn’t plan it that way, weird. One main topic and a bunch blabber divided into two parts. Enjoy! Show Notes: Part I – AM Planned material ahead, ごめん、ね！ Coffee episode audio is recorded Quick stop at the conbini Police officers – part two Thinking … Continue reading "Episode 18 – 18 Minute Update"

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Just a quick 18 minute update for episode 18. I really didn’t plan it that way, weird. One main topic and a bunch blabber divided into two parts. Enjoy! Show Notes: * Part I – AM * Planned material ahead, ごめん、ね！ * Coffee episode audio is recorded * Quick stop at the conbini * Police officers – part two * Thinking more with an open mind * Boredoms – buy the album at the iTMS * Part II – PM * What’s going on at work * More open mind blabber * “Summer Madness” by Kool and The Gang

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