{asian architecture doooeesn't quite fit my 6'6 honey..}
{blast. they saw me. they were sooooo cute}
on a little trip down south to Naha, we visited this traditional chinese garden and learned that its less about the actual garden and much more about the architecture... which is so very foreign.
but that's part of what makes this island so fascinating and exciting to explore.
there's so much to love about this place.
from our fave restaurant owners who make us drink sake with them, to our other faves who surprised us with tangerines from their home.
to being called into an interview when there was no job, just because the woman wanted to meet and talk.. she brought her four sisters, they made me tea and we talked for over two hours!
to the precious 5 year olds that skip and sing as they walk home everyday all by themselves because it's really that safe here.
to our awesome neighbor who slowed his bongo truck next to me yesterday and cracking up, moved his arms like he was running with me.
the island is soo gorgeous, but it just wouldn't be as fantastic without its warm, goofy and loveable people.


















Beautiful pictures! What an amazing life to get up and be so close to such beauty each day! I'm jealous! Your photography is awesome...what do you shoot with?
ReplyDeleteAwww those sweet lil ladies are so cute. BEAUTIFUL pictures!
ReplyDeleteeeeeeek i love. lets trade lives? but keep our man candy?
ReplyDeletei love your blog! i've discovered it recently, as it was suggested by "life is a fairytale" blog. usually when i start following a blog i just look at it to take the general feel of it all and then follow it from then onwards. but this blog, i feel like i MUST read and dig into all the previous posts just because it so interesting and culturally rich! thankyou for showing us such a beautiful place through your camera's lens! its breathtaking
ReplyDeleteSo glad you stopped by! This pictures are awesome and so beautiful! Looks like a great time!
ReplyDeletebeautiful! i adore the picture of the 3 ladies. it must be so wonderful to have a great community surrounding you :)
ReplyDeleteAwww cute little old ladies :D
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog from Sarah Tucker's and you are adorable! LOVED reading your love story, how wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics, Amanda! I love the picture of the ladies looking at you and smiling... How cute!
ReplyDeleteI love the feel of these gardens (even though the only ones I've been were in SF).
I laughed at your husband trying not to hit his head on the wall...