chunk I have gotten many emails from different parts of the world addressed to "Chunk" and a couple of years ago this name stuck for several months - has a nice ring to it don't you think... Much more interesting than "Chuck"

I saw this description of the side of a chocolate croissant box…

Japan has always been years ahead of the rest of the world in toilet development - they have outdone themselves again - this particular toilet plays music. Not for entertainment, but to drown out any embarrassing sounds that may traditionally escape under the door.

Brought the rain from Portland to Tokyo. Forgot to get money and ended up walking to the store this morning with a cheap umbrella - I ended up wet and tired.

Store looks amazing - it is very rewarding to finally see all the elements in person that we slaved over for months in late night and weekend meetings. This shoe chandalier is one of those elements that we fought over and finally landed on.

I’m back in Tokyo for the Nike Harajuku store opening. Always love to ride the local train in from the airport. Great way to slowly get acclimated to the city and culture of Japan - observing the real people as they shuttle around on the train…

Sumner’s last touchdown of the year against Tigard. Shortly after this play he cut his knee on somebody’s helmet or cleat and ended up getting six stitches.

My moment in the sun…

The moment I saw the train in Mumbai I knew that I had to hitch a ride. People sit on the top and hang off the side.

One of the quotes…

Inspiring display of books and quotes from Gandhi - made me want to learn more about his life.

Went to Ganhi’s house where he lived for a few years and they had a collection of all the books that he read. Piles of books and shelves lined.

There is a part of the city that is set up specifically for people to do laundry for hire. It is a large area and there is laundry hung out to dry everywhere. Our taxi driver told us that this was set up for “uneducated” people. Nobody looked like they were having much fun.

Each of the clubhouses has a list of rules for the players to follow.

Really great script writing…

Watched a lot of “pick up” cricket - they have great hand painted signs with numbers and team names.