Anyway we had lunch outside. I forgot to take a photo. We really understood that it would be very difficult for such a private small activity organized by a person to be officially licensee by city.

We had ODEN-lunch.
This is ODEN.
At city hall get a runaround ; the last month of the year

Tuesday, than I expected, Yuki went back before noon.
So I cooked one more meal for "us".
Yuki stopped working in September, but the last winter bonus was payed. It is the last working income (probably)
Last winter bonus; The retirement life has really started Get on the ball

Wednesday, we went to our favorite fish shop. Because on the day the owner's wife cooked something special. Can you see it was in the black bin.
It was tuna-Shigureni.
Shigureni (seafood or meat that has been cooked in soy sauce and mirin) is a kind of tsukudani (small fish, shellfish, konbu (a kind of kelp used for Japanese soup stock), etc. boiled in sweetened soy sauce) cooked with ginger.
With Sigureni Freshly cooked rice; A winter lunch

Thursday, I went out with this rice ball to do errands.
With a bow on top Tea bags filled with my handmade tea: Christmas present

Friday, it was really cold. I cooked ramen noodle for me. The day before it was warm like a day in the middle of October. So the coldness was very tough for me.
On a cold winter, make me enjoy hot noodle, bearing the coldness
2 comments:
You used “bureaucratic run around” perfectly! 👍. Jan
Thanks Jan. I was surprised seeing the word. I thought it was a Japanese thinking way.
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