JAWing On – Life on Okinawa

This year’s celebratory delight…

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One of the critters in the new “Island Sights & Sounds” video…

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The boys decided to get involved with the house painting yesterday…

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A shot of one of the critters in the latest @ Home With – Island Sights & Sounds video.

Okay, I admit it…I occasionally watch “The Bach”…this week I was surprised when watching a group of kiddies playing the well known Simon game. It’s been a very long time since I have personally played the game, but… isn’t the purpose of the game to increase awareness, not follow along? Anyway, if you haven’t seen this amazing video yet… Simon says …

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I don’t know about anyone else, but to me it seems the Tube is still having some hiccups. When I upload videos, it shows the previous video uploaded and I have to repeat with the new video. Anyone else, having this prob?

Anyway, at least after two tries I have been able to get the daily video up and running today. I’m sure the Tube will get the hiccup fixed soon…

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The Tube is really having a time of it these past few days. It’s currently down for maintenance, so I can’t get the island weather video up and running yet. For now here’s the latest on the boys on a beautiful Friday afternoon…

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It’s been a while since I’ve posted any of the local bird song, so…

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I found this great vid on the Tube, hopefully the hiccups the site has been facing will dissipate soon. (I haven’t been able to get the comments, favorites, or playlists to work correctly.) But don’t let that distract you from this challenge to a common image:

Seems Okinawans aren’t the only ones who remain active in the 4th quarter. Speaking of which, here’s a chance for you to express and give insight to others on how you view norms (and dispel some of the barriers of understanding images) :