1. Greet people warmly with a nod and a sincere smile.
2. Never, ever, be the loudest person in the room.
3. Go out of your way to be kind to others.
4. Compassion, sympathy, empathy. Skills to be cultivated. Nothing takes more strength.
A rabbit to balance the gibberish.
@Alundra15 (In truth I appreciate the loud and boisterous part myself. Thinking more about this particular area where we live here. Eat. Drink. Be merry. All that good stuff applies.)
I hope he won’t mind a bit of public gratitude.
A thank you to my friend @obenkarp for this map of Vermont.
Framed, appropriately, I believe, with maples leaves from the yard. It will now find a home on a wall here in Nikko.
Making use of the Furusato-Nozei system.
Pheasant Hamburg.
Because revenge* will be a dish best served with a side of sweet potatoes and grilled vegetables.
*or the Circle of Life, if you prefer
Noting the large hole in the kitchen window, the broken kitchen cabinets, the bird shit and feathers scattered everywhere, I’m going to make the leap and say there might still be a very scared bird somewhere in this house.
@Benny_B_Henry I'll put it this way: my wife and I got four "free" lift tickets to our local ski hill, but attempting to do the same in Hokkaido or a bigger resort in Nagano would be a stretch.
It depends on income.