Re: Saito Therapy(IsoM) » johnj

Posted by IsoM on May 24, 2002, at 0:23:46

In reply to Re: Saito Therapy(IsoM), posted by johnj on May 23, 2002, at 22:33:06

Thanks John, for the info about the meds & other bits. I gently tease him, telling him if he went to Japan, he'd come back with a Japanese bride. AND I wouldn't mind in the least. We both love much about their culture & traditions.
Japanese people (yes, especially the women) find him wonderful as he's very traditional & polite, a little reserved, quiet, & highly intelligent - not to mention he can do origami almost to the standard of a master. When we had a Japanese teacher (female) stay at our place one summer, many of her girl students in Japan wanted to be his pen-pal when she returned & talked about her experiences to her classes.

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Morita Therapy BeARdEdLaDY 5/18/02
Re: Morita Therapy Dinah1 5/18/02
Re: Morita Therapy/Saito Therapy (long) » BeARdEdLaDY Alii 5/18/02
Thanks Alii, VERY interesting ! (nm) » Alii sid 5/18/02
smile, and you'll feel happy eventually » Alii BeARdEdLaDY 5/18/02
Re: Saito Therapy » Alii IsoM 5/18/02
Re: smile, and you'll feel happy eventually » BeARdEdLaDY IsoM 5/18/02
Re: smile, and you'll feel happy eventually ST 5/19/02
Re: Grasshopper: Just throw pills away, do dishes Phil 5/19/02
is this the same as Morita therapy, though? (nm) » Phil BeARdEdLaDY 5/19/02
Re: Saito Therapy(I lived in Japan) johnj 5/21/02
Re: Saito Therapy(I lived in Japan) » johnj IsoM 5/22/02
Re: Saito Therapy(IsoM) johnj 5/23/02
Re: Saito Therapy(IsoM) » johnj IsoM 5/24/02

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