So we found ourselves back again at Osaka Yakiniku Don Don. The last time together was in August and then I bought my friends dinner there last month. It has now become the Baker-at-Home's go-to joint for beef. Slices of Waygu ribeye and tenderloin are our stable and being the sake connoisseur that the Baker-at-Home is now, it's always time for a little booze. Man, I gotta say Tanjong Pagar in the evening is as crazy-ass crowded as Chinatown on the eve of Chinese New Year.
My journey back to journaling has brought me to Kinokuniya and Tokyo Hands hunting for new and innovative Japanese stationery. It's something I always do whenever I'm back in Tokyo but since ... y'know, 2020... I been doing it locally. Unfortunately there are a lot of cool stationery that will never reach our shores. But if anyone wants to sew or make a mask, there are plenty of D.I.Y. options on the magazine racks at Kinokuniya! Hah!
Been while since I shared them so here are more local bird pix taken by me 87-year-old Dad couple weeks ago. Took me almost two hours on public transport to get to the other side of the island to snap these shots of a kite being harassed by a crow.
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