Kat & Satoshi's eating and traveling adventures around Japan (and sometimes Hawaii)
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Thursday, October 16, 2008
sending you a smile
Just wanted to share this train with you. Everytime I see this train it usually isn't being used, but it always seems as though it is smiling (can you see the smile??)...watching me go on my way.
the little train that could! I see the smile~the weeks have been wild and crazy and I have certainly missed reading all my favorite posts! Hope you and yours are well and in good health! Will catch up soon~
Sorry to hear you have been so busy, Jann! I hope you can get back to blogging soon :)
Ting, you can add konnyaku noodles to any "hot pot" type dish, just keep them away from beef/pork while cooking, they will make the meats hard. If I cook with them, I'll be sure to post about that.
Lol don't worry I won't stalk you! I'm a crappy stalker, I'd walk past something shiny and totally forget I was even supposed to stalk you so your safe ^^
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Just wanted to share this train with you. Everytime I see this train it usually isn't being used, but it always seems as though it is smiling (can you see the smile??)...watching me go on my way.
It does look like a smile! how cute! I wonder if they intend it to be this way
ReplyDeletetoo cute! ^_^ hope your week is going well!
ReplyDeleteNo I don't thnk it is on purpose, Phoebe :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathy, hope your week is going well also.
Take care you two.
Kat
He's cute...I'm trying to think of that popular train character...Toby? Can't remember, but he was very much requested on bday cake decorations!
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking Thomas, Rowena :) He is still popular in Japan.
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
Cute train, what's that stuff on the back of it?
ReplyDeleteIt does look like a happy, friendly train--thanks for sharing. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lori, there is actually nothing on its back, the bridge-like thing is where the actual trains pass by.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome Deb :)
Take care you two.
Kat
the little train that could! I see the smile~the weeks have been wild and crazy and I have certainly missed reading all my favorite posts! Hope you and yours are well and in good health! Will catch up soon~
ReplyDeleteHihi Kat :),
ReplyDeleteI've been following your blog on and off for at least a year now... it's always so nice to read your posts ^^!
And yes, the train does indeed look like it is smiling. Hehe.
I wanted to ask, do you know any ways to cook konnyaku noodles?
Thank you very much!
Ting
Sorry to hear you have been so busy, Jann! I hope you can get back to blogging soon :)
ReplyDeleteTing, you can add konnyaku noodles to any "hot pot" type dish, just keep them away from beef/pork while cooking, they will make the meats hard. If I cook with them, I'll be sure to post about that.
Take care you two.
Kat
Ohh, I see... :), thanks! And thanks for the quick reply, too ^^.
ReplyDeleteTake care Ting.
ReplyDeleteKat
Hope your weekend is going well Kat. That is cute.
ReplyDeleteI hope I made you smile, Barbara :)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
aww it's so cute, hope you don't mind if I follow you ^^
ReplyDeletesure, Tatiana, as long as you won't stalk me :)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
looks like Herbie fully loaded ;D
ReplyDeletecute!
take care
marina
Thanks Marina.
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
wow yes I see the smile and I am smiling too. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI am glad you are smiling too Gingerkitty.
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
Lol don't worry I won't stalk you! I'm a crappy stalker, I'd walk past something shiny and totally forget I was even supposed to stalk you so your safe ^^
ReplyDeleteThanks Tatiana, that is good to know, you take care.
ReplyDeleteKat