As a Christmas present for her grandparents, Kate put together a coupld of albums of pictures from our Japan trip, including this shot of What Japanese Commuter Trains Look Like to Me:
(That was taken standing up looking straight ahead on a train from Tokyo to Yokohama. The Japanese have the best trains in the world, but they're not tall.)
Kate has posted all of the pictures from the grandparent albums over on her LiveJournal, along with the extensive captions she wrote for them:
Go on over there and take a look.
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On Friday morning, there was a bang on the door and the UPS guy shoved a little cardboard box into our hands. Yeay! Our first XO laptop arrived.
These two pictures represent the eye motions of two viewers as they scan a work of art with the goal of remembering it later. One of them is a trained artist, and the other is a trained psychologist. Can you tell which is which?
What types of images are you more likely to remember over the short-term? Pleasant? Bright? Arousing?
We've posted on boundary extension before, here, here, and
Nice pics! I am old enough to remember when made in Japan was synonymous with, falls apart in your hand! LOL! But they are sure are the epitome of proof of how being systematic and methodical came raise you to the top!
Dave Briggs :~)
I'm curious - how tall are you?