DANA, you are so delightful.

Not hitting the car is, of course, is also a significant triumph.
and the contents of the smoke breaks always a meaningful sport.

Hope the strange chat about “Aura Reading” has resolved itself. I might find that part of work life truly frightening.

I also noticed Matsui’s large earlobes. I immediately notice baseball players’ large earlobes when I happen to watch baseball. It’s like a large earlobe parade.

I think I’m so fascinated by huge earlobes because I have relatively small ones, and my challenge is definitely noticing physical stuff. For example, yesterday someone asked me, “Can you believe that that big, red car has been in the same spot in our parking lot for five months?”

I said, “No it hasn’t. It has moved around, right?”

“Actually, no…” he said, “It has definitely been sitting in that one parking spot for five months. I have noticed it everyday.”

I had taken note of the car of course in general (I had tried very hard not to hit it and come pretty close), but I just didn’t register it’s unvarying location. I wonder what Matsui would have noticed about that parking lot… I could, however, tell you a great deal of emotional information about the people who take smoke breaks outside the building.

His right canine tooth does not look as sharp as his left canine tooth. Above is a nice photo of him showing all his teeth

I have also noticed that he has deep powerline dimples on his left side of his face when he smiles, (it can be seen on Mr Smith’s photo’s) which means that he can be very charming in a good way… would you agree Rose?

Thanks
Michelle