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- Well, the general content is in the blog, but if you are suffering from a short attention span, In case anyone is wondering, I'm a 30-something foreign guy slaving away as a mid-management salaryman in the corporate world of Japan. This blog will relate wonderous tales of my adventures in work and general life in Tokyo as I try to balance work and family. Since some of the craziness from work has started to creep into my private life some interesting tidbits from that area will also occasionally be brought up.
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The Prey of Gods - Nicky Drayden, 2017 (July 2017) Reviewed over at Strange Horizons. Fun, in a kind of slapdash, puppyish way.
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These are not Japan related but well worth a visit!
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Washington Post: As Boomers Shed Stuff, Their Offspring, Millenials, Reject it - This article about Boomers downsizing and their children not wanting their stuff made me smile, as I have had this experience when I downsized, and I now...2 years ago
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Great post, Salaryman! Watch out for those vampyres!
That was very funny. All of your posts make me laugh though.
Haha, thanks. It was fun to do a guest appearance there!
enjoyed it, I've experienced a few of those. You do get the odd 'britophile', guys who only go for the Queens English. They're usually the eccentric type.
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