hassy
Children's Day.
My son and I went to the iris bath again this year.
I wrapped an evil spirit around his cute forehead.
After taking a bath, the pleasant breeze made me want to geta (wooden clogs), so I went to my favorite local sake store to walk instead of ride my bicycle.
I hesitated to buy a bottle of Hokkaido's Sanzen Sakura, but when I closed the shutters, I thought that the evening calm would turn to humidity, and I wanted a sparkling sensation.
But when I returned home and opened the refrigerator, I found a bottle of Yona Yona Ale.
The first time I drank it was at inishmore, a famous Irish pub in Ebisu.
That was about 20 years ago.
I was careful not to show my inner regret to my wife, who had prepared the beer for me, that if there was beer available, I should have chosen the easy-to-drink refreshing Sanzen Sakura instead of the slightly sparkling Morishima.
Then, what should I have for a side dish?
I cut the expired deep-fried tofu in half, put a white onion in the pocket that was created, and grill it over low heat until crispy.
Finally, a dash of soy sauce. Easy, inexpensive, and delicious.
From the omochi window in the kitchen, I can see the green loquats in the temple across the street are turning yellow. Frankly, this Morishima was too sweet at this time of year. I would like to taste it again in early fall, when I would like to wear a coat.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Hi hashy😃.
What a post like reading a passage from a novel🤗.
I could hear the sound of your geta in the pleasant breeze 😌. I think it depends on what kind of alcohol you drink 😆.
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hassy
Mr. Jay & Mr. Nobby
Hello 😃
I'm so sorry you had to read through my rambling 💦.
Now, about the sudden change in the type of alcohol between sake or beer, it's true. ‼️ I'm exaggerating, sake changes your view of the world, lol.
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