Ever wonder what goes through the mind of a person who 'carves' their name, remark, tag, phone number, etc. into a bathroom stall? Well, most of the time neither do I since it seems to be common place, but hey I had a few minutes to think.
First off, when you think of someone going into the bathroom for a long period of time, it's usually because they are old, have diarrhea (cha cha cha), barfing, or are constipated.
So let's look at this, if you're old, you probably can't remember what you came to the bathroom for. Oh that's right to poop, or was it to pee... Anyway, probably not enough time to really care about carving your name into the wall.
So you have diarrhea...cha cha cha...I think you would be too busy slumped over in pain while you pee out your butt let alone carving your tag into the stall's wall. Probably the same with barfing, only that you are slumped w/ your head in the toilet and reliving the bad sushi mixed w/ too much sake.
Now we're down to constipation, it's likely that you are just sitting there very angry with a lot of time to look forward to. For some strange reason, you decide to break out your keys and begin carving in the phone number of someone you blame for your constipation. Somehow, by doing this you pass the time, and once you've finished carving your wonderful words for the next occupant of said toilet, you pooped enough rabbit pellets to feel satisfied.
So, the more graffiti you see carved in the bathroom is simply a reflection of just how many constipated people frequent that bathroom.
They're sprouting from all over the place now. I think I may have over watered a bit again since the paper towel I have underneath is a bit moist.
The Roswell Tea House was an excellent find. Good food, nice atmosphere, and the weather couldn't have been better. I had just finished up w/ Iaido training and it was about time for lunch. Saw the Tea house's menu at the budokan and decided to go there since it wasn't really that far. I passed it on my way there, it looks just like a regular house as you can see from the picture.
I got inside and since it was such a beautiful day outside decided to have my meal outside on the porch. Looked over the menu and decided on the "Super Omega Anti-Aging Sandwich". That's a super cool way of saying Salmon fillet on wheat bread... The sandwich was really good, the salmon almost tasted creamy. It came with a Lentil Salad, which as you can see from the picture is not your typical salad. The lentil beans were all underneath the fruit. Tasted great though.
Finally I finished off w/ the Matcha Tea Service. They bring out a tray with iron pot of hot water, matcha powder, and Japanese whisk. The tea is prepared in front of you w/ an explanation of how to enjoy the tea and treats. The dessert I was served w/ was asuki bean (red bean) w/ sprinkled powdered sugar.
Uhh, I put too much water in the pot.. The paper towel I put under it was all wet this morning...*sigh*... Day 2 No results yet.
Mos Burger is like the Japanese equivalent of McDonalds. The difference being is that they use all organic ingredients and actually taste good. Being the 'hippy' place they are, I was given a plant as gift for their 'birthday'. Today, I opened it up, put the dirt and seeds in the pot and watered it. Let's see how well it grows in my office cube under my artificial lamp.
