Happy Halloween!
You know, Japan is pretty famous for its monsters... And now it's Halloween and they're all up and about! I alr
eady had a ghost and a few different monsters knocking on my door, threatening tricks if I didn't treat them something. I gave the monster and the ghost some Icelandic liquorice lollipops to calm them down, but I don't know if it worked... ghosts and monsters don't usually change expressions you know...
Witches are also known in Japan, and I actually found one, with dark holes in place of her eyes, in my room. She just sat there grinning at me without a word... or maybe she was standing up, those Japanese old women can be reeeaally tiny.
Then she laughed with a short, dry cackle before vanishing into thin air. Only then could I turn on the light, and if it wasn't for the camera, I would have thought I was dreaming!

Witches are also known in Japan, and I actually found one, with dark holes in place of her eyes, in my room. She just sat there grinning at me without a word... or maybe she was standing up, those Japanese old women can be reeeaally tiny.
Then she laughed with a short, dry cackle before vanishing into thin air. Only then could I turn on the light, and if it wasn't for the camera, I would have thought I was dreaming!

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