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To Japan, from Kentucky with love ❤️ The dell abides.

クウェート国際空港の燃料タンクがドローンで攻撃されて大規模火災。 クウェート当局は「イランとイラン支援代理勢力（おそらくイラク民兵のこと）の犯行」だと非難 gulfnews.com/world/gulf/kuw…

In America, this is called "cat loaf".

It’s 3am here in Mississippi That just means it’s time to light the Grill. This 17lb Brisket should be done and ready to eat about 5pm today‼️

Me and my dad. He's a cleaner 🥰 The world runs because of people like him. Never overlook the dignity in honest work 🥹

I am headed to bed I can't do a late night with all of my Japanese friends again. =*( If any of my new brothers or sisters want to be pen pals, feel free to comment or message me I want to more directly learn about my new family.

To all our new Japanese friends.. BBQ is more than just cooking big portions and eating. It’s an experience, a lifestyle. The early mornings, late nights, fires that won’t stay lit or some that stay too hot. Being outside, family, friends, kids running around getting into trouble in the backyard with the dogs. It’s all part of it, and what many of us consider true BBQ. And when the smoke settles and the tables are set we enjoy our time together. Remembering that this is it, our only chance to live the lives we want to live, together. It is true freedom. 🇺🇸🤝🇯🇵

Happy 9th birthday to my fearless, adventure loving baby girl

One of my favorite moments in Japan was when I rented a kimono in Kyoto. We were waiting for a train, the doors to another opened, and there was a couple standing there. The man had a big camera around his neck, but wasn’t paying attention. His girlfriend starts whacking him. He looks up, stunned and SNAP! Got his picture seconds before the door closed.

左派さんが「国旗損壊罪」に向けた議論をしただけでブチ切れしてるけど、 日本国旗を焼いたり引き裂いたりしなければいいだけの話なんだから、普通に生きてたら関係なくない？

I was thirty-eight when I pulled that little girl from a burning car on my way home from work. Her parents didn’t make it, and she clung to me like she had no one else. Everyone told me to step back, but she reached for me every time I returned. With no relatives found, I signed the papers and took her home. She became Avery—strong, disciplined, determined. Twenty-five years later, wearing her new badge, she whispered, “Dad… now let me protect you.”

Alright Japan… 🇯🇵🤝🇺🇸 You’ve been putting on a masterclass—clean technique, precision, respect for the craft. Nothing but respect. So here’s a little return from the U.S. kitchen… Black rice bowl built with crispy tofu, medium egg, pickled radish, fire-kissed veg, and layers of heat, acid, and umami coming together like they’re supposed to. No shortcuts. No noise. Just balance and culture-honoring execution. Different styles… same mindset. Char, maillarding, and precise timing. Respect always. But tonight... we’re talking back a little 😏🔥👊 P.s. got a new bowl from the Asian Market just for this picture.😂😂👊 @hmcrem @Gaijin_Markus @Supersonic_Red @CarolynHen55369 @Elil2002 @goodbreffis @TapRootsFood @DadsSeasonings @ReconJackUSMC

This is my grandson, Severn he is a Marine and he turns 21 today. I’m so beyond proud of this boy will all of my X friends wish him a happy birthday.🥳🎂🍧🎊🎉

Gentlemen, what's keeping you from dressing like this?

Delighted to join the Hanami gathering in Regent’s Park, where the first sakura cherry trees from the Sakura Cherry Project were planted🌸 We will continue working towards the new target of planting 10,000 trees across the UK!

「タイではできます、日本ではできません。タイに限らずあなたの国でできることが日本ではできないことがあります。知らないことは誰でもあるから、次から気をつけてね」 これだけのことだと思うんだが、どうしてこんなに長引いてるんだ。

@RonallChersan だから、タイではできるから何？ 「日本でもできる様にしろ！」ということ？ 貴方の言っていることは、「自分たちは海外でも自分たちのルールで過ごします。その国のルールには従いません。」なんだけど。 日本人に、タイ人は皆そういう人だと理解されて良い？

🇯🇵"เรียวตะ" ชาวญี่ปุ่นที่อยู่ในไทยทำคลิป เพื่อให้คน ญป. เข้าใจว่าการใส่น้ำร้อนก่อนจ่ายเงินที่ร้านสะดวกซื้อในไทย..ทำได้ 🟩พร้อมระบุ "เสียใจมากที่มีคนญี่ปุ่นบางคนพูดถึงไทยไม่ดี จากการกระทำที่ไม่ได้มีเจตนาร้ายของคนไทยในเซเว่นที่ญี่ปุ่น อยากให้รู้ว่ามีคนญี่ปุ่นอีกมากที่คอยเข้าใจและปกป้องคนไทยเหมือนกัน"

Do you like it or leave it?

共産左派がオタクを取り込みたいとデモ企画したのに それに反する意見に対しては最初から説得もせずに 「だからオタクはダメなんだ」 「オタクは趣味ばかり頭でっかちで無知無学」 「平和よりもオタク活動が大事なのか！」 「こうなったらオタイベントに参加して暴れてやる！」 と取り込もうとする人を罵倒する事を 優先するような発言ばかりしてる時点で お前ら真面目に人生を全うするつもりねえだろ としか言えなくなってしまう

That massive roof you’re seeing isn’t just for decoration or to finish extra wood. Think about it like this: our sun in Nigeria doesn’t play fair. It beats down hot all day, turning the house into an oven. A high roof creates that big empty space above your ceiling where the hottest air rises and stays trapped up there, far away from where you’re sitting, eating, or sleeping. The cooler air stays lower, so the whole house feels more breathable and less like a microwave. Then comes the rain. When the heavens open (and we know how heavy it pours), that steep slope lets the water run off fast and clean. No pooling on the sheets, no slow dripping that eventually rusts everything and causes leaks. Your roofing sheets last longer, and you don’t keep calling the carpenter every rainy season. Plus, that extra height gives you natural ventilation; hot air escapes at the top, fresh air moves through. It’s simple physics doing the cooling work instead of you sweating and running expensive fans or AC all the time. So next time you see those towering wooden frames, just know: it’s the smart man’s way of fighting our climate without fighting your pocket every year. The engineer isn’t wasting wood; he’s building sense into the house. I hope this helps. You're welcome 😊 Above all, love God.