was amazing. Thom Yorke is a dancing machine. I really wanted to stand up and dance with him, but Japanese people don't really dance; they just sit politely and clap and cheer when appropriate. Our seats were just about as terrible as it gets but, wow: what an amazing show.
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2 comments:
Hey Meghan,
Glad to hear that you are enjoying yourself thus far. Your travels make for an entertaining read.
Keep Adventuring,
Miles
i still cannot adequately express my jealousy. glad one of us got to enjoy the beauty. :)
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