Japan halted all imports of U.S. beef because of mad
cow fears Friday, because a recent shipment from New York contained cattle
parts that are a disease risk. Then today Yoshinoya announced they will
remove beefbowl from the menu again. Many Yoshinoya fans are
disappointed to know this.
By the way today we have a lot of snow. On such day, except for a visit to the dentist and the gym, I tend to be a lazy internet addict. Today I like to read this post from my favourite site, Nifty Z. It was a naked eye meeting. Guys who has weak eyes had a drink meeting with naked eye, funny part is the foods they ordered were different from they intended. Even thought a food they picked by chopstick, they could see. Without reading Japanese, photos are funny. (ah why we could see well via pin hole? it is interesting) I love such silly cheap attempts :-). At that point I like this their passed-over food post too. Ah I can sense sour smell of this, maybe it has fermented milk. That is TAKANA, usually very fresh green Japanese pickles. I can't find any better than 1993 vintage at my home, how about you?
Do you have good eyes? I had very weak eyes too, so I understand. But I got a Lasik operation three years ago, so I don't need glasses or contact lens. I wish I could have had the operation earlier, because I had many troubles and accidents in my life because of my eyes. I said hello to power poles at night often. When I was absorbed in playing GALAGA at an arcad, since I couldn't close my eyes, my contacts fell down by drying suddenly. When I went to a my summer trip, I was blown comfortably by nice breeze in mountain side, and suddenly my contacts blew away. I wrote the lasik operation report in my old site, some people gave me mails they could make their mind to have operation to see my reports. (yes, I don't have tension for those something new for me!) Since the next day, my eyes was getting better and better for a few weeks. I thought -Sooner or later, when I cry glued to the desk, I would see the bacteria in my tears.- I paid 400,000yen for that operation, now it cost around 300,000yen in Japan.
Now I will have Yukimi zake! (snow viewing Sake). Hot Umeshu will be nice. Wonderful snow night!
we can tell you the plum wine's condition. they are very usefull to health.
Posted by: Joe | Thursday, November 30, 2006 at 03:23 PM
Please email me with how was your surgery and how you felt about it. I'm thinking of going for the Lasik but I am too scared!!! Don't know how it would compare to having surgery for baby (c-section) but I want to be prepared. Are you awake during it? >_<
Posted by: Gwen | Wednesday, February 15, 2006 at 01:06 PM
I'm so surprised that it's snowing in Tokyo now. In Singapore right now the temperature is around 32 degrees. In fact I got sunburnt yesterday just walking down the street!
Posted by: Sausage | Monday, January 23, 2006 at 07:30 PM
Hi There
Lasik is much better than contact lens. Actually the reason why I got a operation, the doctor said I should stop contact lens. My eyeballs needed oxgen more.
Posted by: Mari | Monday, January 23, 2006 at 12:49 PM
Had LASIK too in 2004. Really does work but when the doctor was explaining what he was going to do I wanted to say: "Hurry up! Let's just get it over with before I change my mind!"
Posted by: Sumiyoshi Pilgrim | Sunday, January 22, 2006 at 06:55 PM
I had lasik and am very happy.
My friend showed up to a movie in college without his glasses once. He poked holes into credit cards and watched the movie through the pinholes
Posted by: Claytonain | Sunday, January 22, 2006 at 02:48 PM
Ya, about the whole beef thing...I couldn't beleive that America gets another chance to export beef to Japan and they blow it. The American government is upset with the company that shipped the beef with a spine in it.
Posted by: Shay | Sunday, January 22, 2006 at 02:45 AM