Thursday, August 25, 2016

Sanitary Type and Loosely Type

Disposable underwear, now in sanitary type (my preference), and loosely type (for Barry).
In some Japanese stores, there is so much Engrish that you can get double Engrish! Here, "Oh my god, keep love, ok ok, kiss me", is next to a mirror which loves make up more than my darling or "..."
Speaking of mirrors, you can either have the lame mirror, or the one with suckers. Notebooks, like those below, always have opinions to share.
This notebook suggests it might be useful, as long as you use proper sentences.
This memo pad is sure it's useful, but can't quite explain how.
Finally, this notebook has interesting views on France.
My opinion is that we should all focus more on the spirit of whirling.
This apron comes on way too strong, and cries when you remove it.
Today, I was courteous with my time, as I drank from my Sunny Day jar.
This Vinyl Pouch is quite anxious about being purchased, it seems.
Like some people I know, this bag has a lot of opinions and advice, some of which seem to conflict.
Suggested title for the next Bieber hit?
Introducing the new Monotone fad diet: Slow and healthy time eaten out of a mug!
I might stick with the Glit and Brillia mug instead, since it has a tasty production process.
Weekends are great, but don't forget about Saturday.
Luckily, this shirt didn't provide much detail about this type of sport.
Storage can be thoughtful and uplifting.
And, well, I do love my face smoothening rollers. I think Hoho Ago is the best brand I've seen, too!

Thursday, August 11, 2016

Dormant Volcanoes and Raw Chicken

We went to see a volcano erupting, but it turned out to just be a little mountain.
The helpful museum told us that the volcano erupted 737 times last year, but only 46 this year, so we were suckers. We went to the grocery store to drown our sorrows.
We couldn't decide between the 2 gallon plastic jug of whiskey, or hotel bread.
We looked for solutions where the fruit gather.
Naturally, we settled on some white mush.
I refreshed myself with the free mask provided by the hotel, which was not fussed with traditional amenities.
And then we went out for some raw chicken, the local specialty.
It tasted like, well, chicken.
Everything was better when we found the world's best Sake/Schochu menu! I had the "horse with a spectacular sweetness of strong", while Barry had the "I will tell you generous climate and nostalgia".
Even the toilet cooperated.
After dinner, we found the world's favourite playground.
Where some stuff was spread, including exciting space.
And some animals were trapped in glass cages.