I'm not real curious about the impressions/misimpressions of some American way back when. Who cares? But Meiji gardens sound a little interesting, I suppose.

Hi Chris,

I am hoping to learn her about "misimpressions" so that I don't repeat them.

Also it is very close by and I get to meet fellow gardeners in person.

Tommy

Marc Peter Keane's "misimpressions" are far more valuable than any impressions I've seen here of late...

well he's at it again, (assuming you are the real scottreil)you and your friends extoll the vitues of a forum where people can discuss J garden subjects without disruptive intervention and yet you are here again with your childish comments. Will the real scottreil please stand up ( oh be careful someone may want to take a pot shot)

Hi Scott
It was very nice meeting with you. I wish We had more time to talk. Cady is going to attend the class and I admire Keane sensei's work.
I will see you soon again........mike

I just e-mailed back to Lee. We're meeting at the lecture on Wednesday. I'm looking forward to it (the lecture, and meeting Lee...and MPK!).

Ah here there be logins and I am indeed the real Reil. If only you could say the same for yourself...

And I stand by my defense of Professor Keane; the first slur was against him, and despite the name changing, the song remains the same, no matter what you call yourself. He is probably the most eminent expert in the U.S. today (despite your delusions of grandeur) and I would include everyone here in my original statement, even my friends.

Don't throw mud and you don't get none on ya...have some tea...

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