We all have different feelings about Summer. The dog days used to get me down and make me irritated, but now I look forward to them.
I give you, My summers...
I give you, My summers...
If ya feelin jus a little bit puzzled, all ya gots ta do is ask.
Sacura Blooms in the Japanese Garden
8 years ago
9 comments:
cuba libre! er,,,okay. whats the flat sections of bacon like stuff grillin? and whats with the outdoor johnny? grrrherherhahaha its probably a zen bowl or something. interesting and exotic MM! have a good one, and sorry about the KITTY
Nice pics. I'm not confuzzled but I'd like to what that food is too. It looks tasty!
Happy Mute Monday!
Any season in Japan must be interesting! I would love to go one day, but I'm such a die-hard cigarette smoke hater that I probably wouldn't enjoy it like I should. Maybe one day I'll get over that.
Great pictures - happy MM!
She~ The "zen bowl" is actually a rock that many country folk have outside their homes to catch the rain water that comes off the roof. The food is called UNAGI and we eat it on the hottest days. The best thing to beat the heat.
Unagi= eel, YUM!
Troll~ If there is a decent Japanese restaurant near you they should have it. Don't be put off by the eel thing. Super delicious.
Bunny~ Come on by. Japan has started some of the most restrictive anti smoking campaigns I have ever heard of. There are many public streets where you cannot smoke. Restaurants have non smoking sections and bars, well, they're bars and folks ought to be allowed some place to indulge in vices.
Now I'm hungry...eel, huh?
Very cool selection of pics, happy MM!
The skewered meats look delicious. Is the second one unagi (grilled eel)?
BTW, what do you wear under the kimono? :-)
what DO you wear under a kimono? those cats are pretty jazzed about summer, too.
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Kate~ Thanks M'lady. I am glad you enjoyed them.
As for the Kimono question.....It's not a large leap of the imagination to figure out what we wear under the garments.
Ming~ Thanks for the link. I'll look into it.
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