Ahhhh sleepy, I am sleepy on whatever I do. I went to the stairs and went up and down a few times. How many pieces of gum did I chew on today? I think Xlish Hyper Mint is the hottest gum in Japan. Ah! You can see Ume blossom (plum) gum above Hyper Mint. In Japan we have a lot of Plum or Umeboshi. Did I talk about Umeboshi before? It is super sour pickles, actually all Japanese have to have water in mouth by just imagining it, but it's yummy. I love it. Here are some Umeboshi taste sweet. Koume chan(candy), Potato Chips(Suppamucho), fried snack with Shrimp powder (Kappa Ebisen), Pretzel, Gummy and dried Umeboshi etc. All sweets and snacks have plum sour taste. Hmm thinking of umeboshi made me wake up, umeboshi will work better than gum for my sleepiness. ha ha ha
Sorry, I could not find any fun topics today. So I just pick what I like.
6.3seconds. That is my record...What frustrating game! Is this a French site? Old Super heroes. Here is the detail.
This is cute ! Alphabet Soup Generator.
Good article!!The author of the great!
nice sharing article.. thanks for the post
The article is very good,
Posted by: Cheap rayban sunglasses | Monday, July 04, 2011 at 09:09 PM
Ume Boshi have many kinds of ingredients which is the composition of traditional Chinese medicine. Plum acid has the affect of resolving lactic acid and is effective to get rid of fatigue. Its high acidity possesses the good affect of preventing germs from breeding, and does good to intestines and stomachs and whets appetite.
Posted by: Ume Boshi | Monday, December 11, 2006 at 01:32 PM
The more the merrier... Janikin
Posted by: Janikin | Thursday, November 30, 2006 at 12:05 PM
Hi there
My favorite umeboshi item is just imeboshi. I love sour sweet juicy big Umeboshi. Only one piece of umaboshi cost 300yen or so. But yummy yo!
Posted by: Mari | Monday, November 06, 2006 at 06:33 PM
I discovered this a couple of years ago, I love it. The first time I was given a bag of sweets supiiiii! anyway the freekak-e style is an invention that could just catch on in England! great blog by the way
Posted by: Martin | Monday, November 06, 2006 at 01:05 AM
Oooh, thanks for the nice links you show us every day. I really enjoy reading your blog!
Especially your Foodlife :)
Posted by: Julia | Friday, November 03, 2006 at 05:16 AM
I love umeboshi, but never had homemade. That game is so difficult on a notebook touchpad!
Posted by: Ryan A | Friday, November 03, 2006 at 03:10 AM
14.248sec!!! Airforce pilots averaging more than 60sec is amazing, they must be good!
Posted by: Wolfgang | Thursday, November 02, 2006 at 04:32 PM
yes, it is a site of modern french artists... some are really weird, like the one you picked up :)
uhm, take care about your health, if you`re not feeling well go and see a doctor :|
(ps - i hate that game too - 4 seconds my best , then i quited... actually, when i left the square untouched, it managed to survive 7 seconds :)))
Posted by: Misha | Thursday, November 02, 2006 at 06:58 AM
My friend Fujiko-san's mother makes the most delicious umeboshi! I have never tasted any as good, not even in Kyoto (although there are many other delicious pickles there). She also makes really good rakkyo. Is it true there is a kotowaza that if you eat seven rakkyo a day, it will keep the doctor away?
Posted by: Claire | Thursday, November 02, 2006 at 02:29 AM