I figure since he is going to work more than I go grocery shopping, he has a higher risk of catching COVID and bringing it home.
One thing the experts here have told us is to sleep opposite each other...can I tell you that we’ve actually been sleeping like this way before COVID?!
One night as we were sleeping “someone” coughed in my face..bah! so from then on, we have been sleeping opposite each other...I guess it is easy to do in Japan because we each have our own futon, though I do worry about being kicked in the head...
My latest weakness (I have many)...7-eleven’s black pepper & 3 cheese potato chips.
Family Mart came out with buns for their Fami Chicki, a boneless fried chicken that they have next to their cash registers tempting everyone.The bun has a dollop of tartar sauce.
I toasted my bun and added some cabbage.
Also tried this Buldak spicy cheese noodles...gah! too spicy for me! glad I didn’t put all the chili sauce.Starbucks came out with a new frappuccino called Chocolate on the chocolate...I was all set to commit to the 427 calories and 59 grams of carbs! only to find out that our nearest location is closed for renovations...guess "someone" is telling me not to try it...(photo from the internet)How pretty is this watermelon radish? It was only 99 yen and about the size of a fist.We've past the year mark for our first case of this pandemic...hopefully Japan can get on the ball and start vaccinating...but then again, the main branch of government JUST reconvened, they seem in no rush to get out of this pandemic, are only worried about the economy and have a double standard for eating out and working from home...sigh.
On a semi-funny note...Yesterday, I was looking for my gloves and noticed that Satoshi’s were hanging on the laundry thingy we have, since I’ve been washing our gloves every time we use them.
I then realized Satoshi took mine when he left for work.
So I texted him and he replies, “no wonder they were small”...dude!
Hope you all are hanging in there, getting vaccinated when you can and keeping your spirits up.
Have a safe weekend.
Funny!!!
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everything looks so ono, and I love the color of those radishes. Wish I could find them here.
ReplyDeleteAre those Korean honey butter nuts expensive? The prices here are kind of expensive, like about $4.50 on sale and over $7 regular.
I was all set to make some more of that dalgona ramen and include some peanuts except my sink drainpipes started leaking. Majorly! I think it's trying to tell me not to ...so fattening, you think? :)
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V, the honey nuts were snack size so it was like 200 yen, tastes good.
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So funny, we sleep opposite too! I don't like when Len faces me and breathes or snores!!! However, we have had an occasional kick here and there! Mich
ReplyDeleteMich, guess I just gotta be careful of his foot:)
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Love the variety of snacks in Japan Kat! My latest favorite that I can get is the Smoked Cheese Cheetohs.....
ReplyDeletewe sleep with our backs facing each other so if someone coughs, at least it's not getting directing toward the other person's face.
ReplyDeleteI am shocked at how the government is handling this...
Rowena, I keep shaking my head as to how the main branch of the Japan government is so inefficient:(
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