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最近、このブログは英語ブログになり、すっかり先生たちに占領されています。笑

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個人的にはどんどん占領してほしいです！

まだまだ冬ですが、

桜モチーフの商品が増えてきて

ルンルン♪な今日この頃。

今期発売予定の桜模様のスタバタンブラーを狙ってます・・・・

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The ’'new normal''

Reading daily news on the Internet and talking to people around you, you can easily tell what grabs the headlines and day-to-day discussions nowadays. COVID has been inspiring feelings of fear and skepticism but managed to become a part of our normal routine, like an annoying pest in your home that cannot be driven out because it knows you can’t live your life wrapped in plastic or wear a fish bowl over your head. The good news is we as well as the environment around us have evolved and transformed under the threat to live and even thrive despite how weird and ridiculous reality has become. Keep it up everyone!

A P

My latest find.

Walking into a food import shop is like going to Disney Land for me. You never know what you're going to find and seeing once-familiar foods again gives me a warm, fuzzy feeling in my soul.

On my recent import-hunting expedition I found some familiar flavours; horseradish sauce and cranberry sauce.

Perhaps you're thinking it's a bit late for the cranberry sauce since Christmas (and its turkeys) has past but I've been meaning to practice my roasts for next Christmas (yes, I'm planning for it already), so now I 've got some extra motivation to get started.

Out on a walk!

Taking advantage of warmer weather in recent days I went out for a stroll, exploring the neighbourhood around our office. Apart from the obvious benefit of exercise you often also get a bonus of discovering new locations and catching a glimpse of a nice view to sweeten your day. This time I navigated to the nearest Segafredo at Harumi Island Triton Square to get a jolt of espresso. Located near the Olympic Village it was just over 15mins on foot from Tsukiji. The Square was actually a fun maize of a shopping area dotted with little diners, coffee shops, and lunch-break gardens overlooking the canals. On my way back, there was something soothing in watching Sumida River sparkling in the afternoon sun.