h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Hiya Lugworm
it has been long time since I heard from you last.
I do hope you won't be bored with my chat and you'll try to keep in touch with me

The Cherry blossoms has gone aslmost here in Osaka. The green May will come sooner or later, then hectic rainy season will come in June, then sweltering hot summer, in July and August.
Yep, we have really beautiful and various four season

Well, I do hope you'll keep in touch.

I'm very much looking forward to hearing from you

Take Care

Taeko as Taamyu

G'day Taamyu,
yes I will keep in touch, I have been off line for a few days, I am trying to catch up on everyone I will write to you over the weekend. Bob.

G'day Taamyu,
Sorry to have kept you waiting for a reply, I don't know where my time goes to, as I get older I seem to have less and less of it! The weather here is now getting cooler and I don't mind after the heat of summer its a relief, and the winter doesn't seem to last long July/August can get a little cool with overnight temps. dropping to below 10C the days still manage to get up close to 20C so you can see we don't get the extremes in temperature that you do.

Do your cherry trees have fruit after they have finished flowering or are they just ornamental? I see Japenese flowering cherries on the TV and have often wondered if they were fruit bearing.

I will try and write to you a bit more often, I usually get bogged down with the anagram threads and forget everything else catch you later, Bob.

Hiya Bob(Lugworm)
I'm super happy to hear from you again.
I worried that you won't contact me anymore

It's really funny that when we talk about weather, the cycle is compeletly upside down

It's been sunny and lovely days these days, though it's cloudy today.
Early summer will come soon. This is one of the most comfortable and pleasant season in Japan(Osaka) before rainiy season in June.

As far as Cherry blossoms TREE is concerned, I suppose we don't have any frut after blooming. It's a different kind of species with "cherry" as fruit.

But Chreely blosoms season has almost gone and the trees is turning into green
We'll have one of the most pleasant and comfortable season until the rainiy season in June.

I'm very much looking forward to hearing from you soon
Take Care and have a lovely weekend

Love,

Taeko as Tammyu

G'dat Taamyu,
once again I have been having computer problems, this time for two weeks, except for one short session about a week ago when I managed to pick up two viruses so I have a lot of catching up to do.
I'm glad its getting warmer for you, for us now the temperatures are in the low 20's C most days and a bit cooler at night, quite comfortable after the heat of the summer. We have had no rain for quite a while and everwhere is very dry, we need some good rain for the farmers but I don't think we will be getting any for a while yet.
Our Australian trees do not lose their leaves in Autumn but drop them a few at the time all year. We do have trees from other parts of the world and they behave as they would in their native country. We don't see much of the Autumn colour that you have in Japan, or the fresh green of Spring, yet I can see the beauty of our seasons even though they are not as pronounced as your seasons. To each his own! See you later, I have a lot of people to catch up on. Bob.

Hello Bob(May I call your name?)

It's me Taeko as Taamyu

I hope you won't forget me.
for my delayed reply as I have had serious trouble(accident) with my computer which make me "computer-phobia"
My hard drive broke, changed it, then kept uneasy condition, then it made a fire from the switch parts Yes, my ex-computer was burnt
Fortunately I could get cheaper new hard, but as all my documentsand photos which saved into my ex-computer has gone. And I'm still struggling with my new one as I try to make it esay to use for me
I'm fear of forgetting all about ENGLISH which I studied through all my life

It's really hot here in Japan. It's getting hotter and hotter. I'm almost dying with this sweltering HEAT. You shouldn't come to Japan in SUMMER even if you have a chance to come here!! I mean it!

Well, I do hope you'll keep in touch with me

Taeko as Taamyu

G’day Taeko,
It is nice to hear from you again. Mid-summer in Japan means mid-winter in Australia. Our daytime temperatures are about 21C – 23C and a bit cooler at night. Make the most of your hot weather it will be winter again before you know it! We need some rain very badly. The drought is forcing the prices of meat and fruit very high. Sydney has water restrictions in place; their water reservoirs are down to about 50% of their storage capacity. The area in which I live is a bit better off and we do not have any restrictions on our water usage. Yet!
I hope you P.C. is back to normal; I’ve had my share of problems too. I now have two computers. I keep one for online work and one for other off line work. I don’t transfer anything from the web to the off line P.C. without being sure it is safe. I still don’t feel 100% safe, even with a good firewall and up to date anti virus software. I haven’t had a fire yet! Did your insurance pay out for a new P.C.?
See ya later. B.

Hiya Bob

Sorry for not getting touch with you earlier
I've not been in good mood for long time and very fickle whci I can't control by myself
But don't worry, I'll comd here and check messages from time to time

It's getting hotter and hotter as the summer is approaching
Yup, I hate Japanese hot sticky summer

How about you? I hope you enjoy yourself and having a lovely time there

I feel very safe as every single my friend in the UK is safe
I mailed and telephoned to my friends to find out if they were not injured... And they replied as soon as possbile
It's really terrible business. I wonder if it's our turn next as they won't Asia yet

Anyway, have a lovely day, Bob.

Love,
Taeko