Verschiedenes
Nope, still don't have it in me to put together a proper entry. So rather than post nothing for days on end, why not bullet points?
- The likelihood that I will sing along out loud to songs on my iPod in public is directly proportional to the obscurity of the language of the lyrics.
- I've reached the tail of Evaluation Hell! Four face-to-face meetings and we'll be all finished--and ready to begin work on next year's forms!
- Yay spring! Crabapples, hawthorns, "mountain lilacs", and even true lilacs coming into bloom with snowballs and viburnums not far behind!
- Does anyone know what the Japanese name is for those aburaage pouches you use to make inari-zushi?
- I'm several stories into the Mistry and I'm enjoying it, his liberal use of Indic words in English being more of a feature to me rather than the bug it is to
monshu. The Hobson-Jobson's not much use, probably because he seems to be using as much Gujarati as Hindi in spots.
- Met Nuphy for gin-flavoured hydration at Sidetrack last Sunday, followed by dinner at Yoshi's. A really nice way to spend the day until the inexplicable gas pains started kicking in.
- I love the fact that I can tell my boyfriend, "I spent the day cleaning up the Bucolic Poets" and be met not only with comprehension but unfeigned sympathy.
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I'm just sayin'.
I fain would swoon...
By the way C from the 136 Group says that abuurage is the term she and her mother both use for the fried bean curd skins and the little pouches in inari sushi. All I can say is thank Inari that he/she is so fond of fried bean curd!
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Re: Foxes and Food
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