Uma, the Japanese word for horse. This horse represents the respect all animals have for the Gods of the shrine. I`ll bet Kyleigh likes this picture the best!
posted by Mo @ 9:03 AM
Mo's Journey
I was lost and left to find myself - this is the note I left behind for anyone who comes a lookin for me.
Saturday, April 16, 2005
Uma, the Japanese word for horse. This horse represents the respect all animals have for the Gods of the shrine. I`ll bet Kyleigh likes this picture the best!
Mo's Journey
I was lost and left to find myself - this is the note I left behind for anyone who comes a lookin for me.
About Me
- Name: Mo
- Location: happiness, where the unicorns play in cotton candy clouds, United States
I was lost and left to find myself - this is the note I left behind for anyone who comes a lookin for me.
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1 Comments:
that's cool. I hear that japan is very clean and pleasant and nice. I'd like to visit there someday. Of course they also don't value civil liberties very highly, nor to they think much of defiance and rocking the boat, or so i understrand. So maybe it wouldn't be the best place for me. I dunno.
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