Her grandchildren love Nutella and the jar she buys is made in Australia so she made this connection!
While I do not read or speak Japanese I understand she is the person who organizes to display etegami in train carriages in her region and many people submit work for her to put in.
Sounds like a fun idea and gives commuters something to look at .
Still hassling with OPTUS over the internet connection, looks like they are upgrading our package to 500 mgb but we still haven't canceled the old service...maybe this afternoon....sigh.
Good grief O-m! I go away for a week to work in the studio/lab and you have done all these things including write a Jane Austen novel. Sorry to hear of your sub-OPTimal internet provider woes. I liked your story and poem of the man waving to the train. Now, I have a suggestion for you. Do you know the site Web of Whimsy? I insist that you go there and post some links to your posts especially your novel which should be continued weekly as a serial .... here is the link
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Cute etegami. She must have used a felt pen, or something similar, for the lines. Isn't it cool how you can use almost any materials for etegami, as long as it's a combination of image and words?
ReplyDeleteYes!etegami-train!!
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come to get on etegami-train?
ReplyDeleteReally lovely. Kind of fun seeing Nutella in Japanese packaging :)
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