1166.

Her mother heated up breakfast. It tasted like Christmas.

1165.

She had an impromptu dinner with a dear friend who was finally happy
again.

1164.

They both died blind, laughing, and brave.

1163.

A bicycle in the trunk, shiny and blue.

1162.

All your base are belong to us.

1161.

Frankly, do you like cleaning your friends' teeth?

1160.

Two penguins holding each other in a cardboard box in Mustafa.

1159.

Christmas day, and she was sad.

1158.

"Everything we are is at every moment alive in us." Arthur Miller

1157.

She had lunch with penguins at her back.

1156.

Sixteen years for a cupboard full of drugs.

1155.

She realised she worked just as hard as a Japanese.

1154.

The preacher had such a big topic and so little presence to deliver
it, yet God works in mysterious ways.

1153.

He found Oasis in Punggol.

1152.

Things always seem better in the mornings.

1151.

As a defence against the foreigners, the Japanese built a man-made island in 1854.

1150.

Chisaii Nippon boy in high white socks and blue rubber boots, carrying a chisaii blue umbrella.

1149.

So that's how hair looks like when you wake up from the dead.

1148.

Deep-set wrinkles and a grin that lit up the room--he was the man of the house.

1147.

His hands were large and red and strong.

1146.

Different versions of falling in love with a robot.

1145.

Did you know that in Tokyo, people stand on the left, while in Osaka, people stand on the right?

1144.

It is "a neighbourhood of strangers and pointless quantity; a world of fragments and discontinuities." (Neil Postman)

1143.

onemillionafterthoughts is a decontextualised information environment.

1142.

Curious smiling dolphins who like to play ball with you.

1141.

Only when he stepped out into the Nippon cold, did he realise that he had been missing the smell of winter all this while.

1140.

She was afraid to be quiet as she was afraid of what she would hear.

1139.

She missed cycling in winter.

1138.

Nihongo warakanai.

1137.

Do you have a sword in your luggage?