From the Hetalia character CD. This is one of Japan's songs, and the voice actor who sings it is Hiroki Takahashi. Zipangu was what Marco Polo called Japan.
It's an awesome song! Sounds very traditional, what with the deer chaser (or the Shishi Odoshi. The sound of the bamboo hitting a flat rock is used to startle or scare off deer or wild animals.) sound at the beginning, and the traditional instruments. Really cool! 
I got a new purse yesterday!
I haven't gotten a new one in a while. I tend to wear them out, and forget about getting another one. 
This one's kind of beige-ish looking. Has a long strap, and is by far the biggest purse I've ever had. Means I can stuff a lot more things in! 
I also got new sandals. They're strappy looking, have plastic cut to look a bit like diamonds down the middle. Top part is dark brown, and bottom is somewhat tan. Kind of nice looking.
Also, a lot more comfortable than most of the sandals I have. I'm thinking of starting my own garden. So, I got broccoli and Bibb lettuce starter plants. I love those!
I can make lots of salads and stuff with them. I might grow tomatoes too. Before I actually put them in the ground I have to fix our garden area. It needs a lot of work, but I really want to do this, so it'll be worth it to me. 
I made matzah toffee. It's a layer of matzah, then a layer of caramel, then a layer of chocolate, and has sprinkled walnuts on top. So good!
I can't wait to have it during the holiday! There was a little extra caramel, and it tasted so good! It was hard to get it evenly distributed between all the matzah. Also, I think I got the chocolate pretty even. I put it in the refrigerator to harden it. We just saw a chicken walk across our deck.
There is a farm behind us, but this is the first time we've seen them venture out here. Plus, they have a pen. And outside of that a wide field, then there's a barbed wire fence that separates our property from theirs. So, it's kind of amazing that it made it over. 
It had huge feet, and tried to ram itself against a window. It walked further, and got to our screen and glass door, then stared at us. 
It's still wondering around our yard. 
It's probably going to get eaten by a dog or some other animal. Hope it finds its way home.
Youtube:
Really big fish!
The seder symbols song. Before you watch, there's a couple things that are off. One Charoset, it doesn't give you constipation, matzah does. Charoset just helps counteract it. Second, the egg is boiled, most people put a roasted lamb or chicken bone on the plate. We eat the egg as kind of an extra thing. The bone symbolizes the lamb's blood we put over our houses so the angel of death didn't kill our first born sons in the story. It 'passed over' us. Other than that it's a funny vid. ^_^
Woof!
Japanese Klezmer band! :D
Had internet problems too. 
The other one looked like a cross between punk and lolita. 
I felt it was too much of a hassle, so I took it off my language bar. Next thing I know, it has Chinese as my default language. 
It was a bit scary, but after restarting my computer it was fine. 
It has Matzah chunks called farfel, honey, a variety of dried fruits, and nuts all mixed and cooked in the oven together. It becomes almost like candy. Plus, it takes a very long time to get soggy in milk, because of the honey becoming hard. So, that's another added bonus.