No. No, I don't.
Well, perhaps. But in my defence the yoghurts were on offer - save \100 if you buy three!
And who wouldn't want to try the ice-cream, right? Right.
I haven't tried the ice-cream yet; I'm saving it for a rainy sunny boiling day. Which, if my weather app is correct, will be tomorrow! A scorching 34 degrees - perfect for an ice-cream. 
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Summer is here and sometimes, iced just isn’t cold enough. I stuck my coffee in the freezer to keep it cold. What I took out was more like a coffee flavoured lollipop. In the end I had no regrets as it was a perfect brew for a hot day! Best solutions often come by mere chance :)
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Hobbies always bring back memories of earlier days when we were passionate about making, doing or collecting things. They reflect our true personality, represent what really interests and inspires us. Myself I once fell in love with scale modelling which allowed me to make and collect things in miniatures and learn about the world. I spent hours poring over books and magazines on how things are built and trying to painstakingly recreate them including most minute details. It wasn’t just childish play but also a valuable time of intense focus and exercise in patience. Those days are almost forgotten but occasionally I come across places which remind me of some of the best moments of my life. This time I was standing in front of Tamiya.
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Keeping fish, snorkelling and deep-sea documentaries have been on my favourites list for as long as I can remember. There is something about underwater otherworldliness that attracts enthusiasts around the world. The mystery of aquatic life combined with mesmerizing shapes and colours of fauna and flora makes curiosity almost irresistible. During my visit to Shinagawa Aqua Park, I mingled with the crowds of visitors eager to see dolphin shows, watch penguin feeding and stand face to face with a shark posing for a selfie. The sea creatures did not disappoint, although I wish I'd planned for a less busy day, which would allow more time to contemplate the beauty of nature.
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Recently I was lucky enough to find myself out in a curious part of Japan. Despite all of the tourism, this not-so-secret place was surprisingly uncrowded.
Here are some more flowers I found:
I'm not sure of the names but they were very pretty to look at. I'm not sure anybody knows what these flowers are however:
Very strange. Anyway there were many refreshing views, ...
that were accompanied by familiar yet strange architecture, ...
And strange characters:
Finally, at the end of a long day I was rewarded with a wonderful view of a sunset in this strange land - a memory I will hold forever:
Unfortunately, I forgot the name of this place so I can't tell you where I went 
However, a magical day was held by all
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