Last time, I think, I’ll brush the flies from my father’s face
Kobayashi Issa 1763-1828
Kobayashi Issa Born: 15 June 1763, Kashiwabara, Japan Nationality: Japanese Died: 5 January 1828, Shinano Province, Japan
Issa was a poet and lay Buddhist priest of the Jōdo Shinshū best known for his haiku poems and journals. Known simply as Issa, meaning a Cup-of-Tea, he is considered one of the ‘Great Four’ haiku masters in Japan
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Is that a real photo? Lol, just kidding. It’s just what came to mind when I was reading….
Hahahaha! I remember that! The Flintstones were awesome. I had a friend who wasn’t allowed to watch it because Fred was not very nice to Wilma. Brings back so many good memories of childhood!
Is that a real photo? Lol, just kidding. It’s just what came to mind when I was reading….
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LOL, yeah taken using a Flintstones camera
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Hahahaha! I remember that! The Flintstones were awesome. I had a friend who wasn’t allowed to watch it because Fred was not very nice to Wilma. Brings back so many good memories of childhood!
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Grew up with Fred and Wilma, and many other greats of animation
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Yes, me too! We must be around the same age…I have found that people who use the Flintstones and Jetsons are around my age!
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I complete my 57th circuit of the sun in about 4 weeks time
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Hahaha! I have never heard of that before!
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Sounds better than years lol
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yes it does!
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