Pretty awesome, eh? He's a good kid, this student.
[A bit of trivia: Hai is Japanese for "yes," but also German for "shark."]
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Saturday, February 23, 2013
Hai!
A thoughtful student of mine came back from a cruise to the Bahamas and brought me a souvenir gift: a wood-carved shark done up in segments and affixed to a soft "spine" that allows the shark to flex and undulate when handled. Nifty. Here are two pictures.
Pretty awesome, eh? He's a good kid, this student.
[A bit of trivia: Hai is Japanese for "yes," but also German for "shark."]
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Pretty awesome, eh? He's a good kid, this student.
[A bit of trivia: Hai is Japanese for "yes," but also German for "shark."]
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That has to be one of the coolest tourist gifts I have ever seen.
ReplyDeleteThat is fucking AWESOME!
ReplyDeleteI am so jealous.
I love sharks.