2014 the year of the Watson, Shun, and Tony
The year 2014 was a rousing success on many levels. Traveled to Japan on three separate occasions
totaling around fifty-five days.
Traveled through Japan’s major islands of Hokkaido, Kyushu, Okinawa and
Honshu. Met scores of outstanding
magnificent people all a glowing credit to their culture and nation.
Other trips in 2014 included France, Switzerland, Italy, the
Faroe Islands, transferred flights in Moscow, London, and Copenhagen. Meeting the people of the Faroe Islands was
an exceptionally pleasant experience.
The Faroese are a people who exemplify hospitality, honesty, and
friendship.
Four books published this year in Japan with a number of
magazine and newspaper articles. The
successful year can be credited with two people. Of course the credit does not rest solely
with the two, however recognizing they were influential and contributed to the
success of 2014.
The first notable person would be Pope Paul the Watson,
better known as Paul Watson of the cult group, the clowns of the floating
circus Sea Shepherd. Thanks to their
clownish, eco-terrorist, illegal behavior, they provided mounds of video
material. With this material the videos spread
throughout Japan and the Faroe Islands as if they were a prairie fire.
The second notable person would be Colonel Shun of
Japan. He first arranged the conferences
in Japan in 2011, and subsequently in 2012, 2013, and 2014. Mr. Shun also worked with numerous newspaper
and magazine companies to get articles published. The book publishing companies worked with
Shun to produce and promote the books.
Tony, Shun, and Watson are like a three-legged stool: remove
one and the stool collapses. This video
is to Paul and Shun for this wonderful year, wishing both health and success
for 2015 and the future.
To all: Merry
Christmas, Happy Holidays, Season Greetings, and Happy New Year. That should cover all.
Note: Music used
“Silent Night,” from Incompetech.com.
The opening and ending scene with the snow, window scene,
and “Silent Night” playing in the background was inspired by the Japanese TV
series, “Producing Nobuta,” the last episode, link below:
Link to Texas Daddy store:
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