Usually butterflies are way to quick, but this one was mesmerized with a candy wrapper or something, so I had a pretty good chance to get a picture of it.
In Hawaii, big black moths are not good omens, but in Japan, these black butterflies are huge, quite common and not thought to be good or bad omens.
These doughnuts were made with soy milk and were fried in menjitsuyu (cotton seed oil).
Caramel & Earl Grey.
Too bad these tasted like oil rather than doughnuts.
More food than sights on my walks this time around...what have you been seeing on your walks?
i ate the soya bean doughnuts in Kyoto and my it taste so out of this world and soft plus the queue is endless :)
ReplyDeleteVery cool butterfly. Thanks for giving the name so that I could look it up in Wikipedia!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful butterfly! I haven't seen anything like that in Hawai'i or anywhere else. Will have to look more carefully next time I am home :)
ReplyDeleteVery cool butterfly and the chocolate Danish looks amazing. The chocolate chips on top would be the clincher for me.
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Another yummy food today. The danish looks so good!
ReplyDeleteI like that chocolate danish and how it has powdered sugar all over. One, two, three INHALE!
ReplyDeleteThat site is still posting all of yours!
ReplyDeleteHey Kat - That's a nice photo of the butterfly....
ReplyDeleteooh I think they were the same ones I've had June, and those were really good!
ReplyDeleteyou are welcome Jalna, I had to look it up too in order to post :p
no no Kathy, these butterflies aren't in Hawaii.
definitely J-A!
It was Nami :)
don't inhale Rowena, you'll choke on the powdered sugar :p
I know Nate :(
Thanks Kirk!
Take care everyone!
Kat
So cool you were able to get the butterfly shot. I had no idea the black months were a bad omen here.
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Not to freak you out Deb in Hawaii, but if you see one on your screen door or something, it is a bad omen that someone may die or get hurt.
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat