Good morning. Todays Yamaguchis ☁ after ☀.Temperature 21 ° c.Todays breakfast was My mother made ham and broccoli salad, Super germ bread, myst beans hot coffee over.Todays theme is beyond the limits of his own stature, normal behavioral psychological how! In the growth process of living organisms required thing is beyond the limit.Thing but know the limits of his own is more important.Is laymans terms stature to know.Used as a negative meaning meaning tall knowing concluded: the Japanese Western uses a positive meaning to say that to enhance the position and standing position yourself exactly know more Hiromi. The interpretation of national geographic seize a positive meaning? Do you caught in a negative meaning it?The results obtained are very different.The Japanese objected to it since ancient times from the geographical factors intersect species and hated things protruding.Still remains dark in that trend.Is increased to a surprising trend is city as you go into that.This is because the city from gathering.It is about mourning and the so-called Edo Tokyo people have gone from Tokyo Metropolitan such as Tokyo was born in Tokyo and raised in Tokyo who is now in artificial proportions, overwhelming more than.And hence should fit comfortably in Tokyo scrambling to become other own lockilcollkir words Bkirthe color to erase the.But denial is stronger than the positive stimulus give cells in more local color so if you try to assimilate becomes vivid.Because Tokyo loses more and more their own color, being dyed in localization.Dyed in the colors of his own around, rather than say know the tall in that sense is to assimilate and around by localization rather than turn off the localization yourself in, rather that reside within that vivid is surely needed.You can know yourself limit it if possible, and beyond its limits.In everything from the denial does not create anything.Forget affirm and own it all starts from there. Today Lets fine.
Posted on: Mon, 10 Nov 2014 01:00:08 +0000
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