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A close shot of us, before Mai going back soon. I missed her already...
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After that, I went to the Comex show to search for my new camera and a portable hard drive.
Bought ice-cream on the way.
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But it's really worth it for my efforts to squeeze in there, because I got this camera at a cheaper price and lots of freebies. It includes two 4GB Memory Stick Pro Duo, two batteries, 1 camera case, 1 cleaning kit, 1 tripod stand, 1 dry box, 1 screen protector.
At first, I was thinking between this camera and the Olympus Mju 1060, but that one was still not available at the Comex show. So I decided on this Sony DSC-T300. I'm glad that I bought this, I love it so much with its touch screen display and many other functions.
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5 comments:
Beautiful picture of you and Mai close up.
In the sushi picture I notice the kegs of sake along the wall, and the bug lantern that says "tecchiri" - blowfish and vegetables. I've never tried that.
Thanks Pandabonium! ^^
You've never tried tecchiri? But you're living in Japan now! Why?
Haven't had the chance. Not such a common thing out here in the countryside. Maybe next time I visit the "big city" ;).
"bug lantern"??? I meant "BIG" lantern of course!
Hahahahha, I guessed you meant "Big" not "bug" too...^^
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