Paid in Yen? Get yourself to Hawaii, sharpish!
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Nice parody Mike :)
The Times article is really odd to me, while it was clearly...I did a parody of the article...True, that D300 price is not so different fron new. If the guarantee is 12months on...I misread the title. I thought it was about skitching, so I was quite disappointed...I should have wrote that book. Hell, we Americans are the masters of pulling one...Jason>> I hadn't considered used. I think I'm still below the technology...Have to pass on this. Maybe it'll come around again when I'm in Japan ^^;...I think I can come up with something interesting....Good policy to have....Interesting. I remember seeing this stuff in the states a long time ago. I always...
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Boo... I'm paid in dollars and I live in Japan. Go figure!
I start getting paid in Yen in March, so I'm hoping that this trend continues.
@ Nick - oh no!
Well, I have been thinking of a trip to Europe. Maybe I should get serious about planning a vacation.
I'm paid in yen but I have no money!
I heard there was a two hour queue outside many of the Bureaux du Change in Osaka, and the one in JR Osaka had a sign outside this morning saying they'd run out of foreign dosh.
The Euro's now down to 117 yen (last year was 171 yen!) and the pound's now at 147. My parents were planning to come to Japan next spring but they might be cancelling at this rate.
And as if my AdSense earnings weren't crap enough already, the exchange rate's knocked another 20% off.
Hmmm ... this is encouraging. I've always kept my yen paycheck here in Japan but this really might be a good time to start sending money home. Thanks for the tip!