Becoming a Dual Pilgrim, the Kumano Kodo and Way of St James Dual Pilgrim Credential
So you want to be a Dual Pilgrim? If you finish both the Japanese Kumano Kodo and the…
Collecting stamps on the Kumano Kodo
Proud. Kid-like proud. Proud-that-you-as-a-five-year-old-where-able-to-write-your-own-name-and-the-teacher-would-recognise-it-proud. The moment the super friendly lady at the Kumano Hongu Heritage Center had checked…
Digitising my food planning in Notion
Packing is a fun and essential part of doing any hike, let alone long-distance hikes. And planning for…
Digitising my packing list in Notion
Packing is a fun and essential part of doing any hike, let alone long-distance hikes. It is -however-…
My 2020 travel plans – Corona update
Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans. We all planned our business trips,…
Doings: Laser beam obstacle course
Having fun isn’t expensive or difficult. With an omakase mindset, you can turn every moment, away or at…
Doings: Wheel of fortune for kids
The Japanese habit of omakase (お任せ) when you’re ordering at a restaurant pretty much means, “I’ll leave it up to you”,…
We all know what sound a dog makes – right?!
In an earlier post, I have written about how the sound of a rooster is different in languages…