#norinori

[cats-in-video-games]

Norinori from Lobotomy Corporation (trailer)

[chaoslynx]

[flat-san]

Since we've all been stuck at home, I decided to try to learn a new art form I've been thinking about for a while: needlefelting!

It takes a LOT of patience (or ADHD- I accidentally hyperfocused and worked on this lil' guy for 12 hours straight), but it's a lot of fun!

I did stab myself like 5 times though, whoops! Those needles really are SUPER sharp! I'm just grateful the starter kit I bought came with two finger covers or I'd have been a lot worse off! :)

Anyway, now that NoriNori here is done, I'm thinking about making more obscure needlefelted fanart. Maybe keep the bird thing going and do that weird bird mascot from FREE! or the little crows from Haikyuu!!, haha!

[yikesthesebikes]

I tried to make one of Eiji's NoriNori shirts! It was hard to draw the bird lmao. Maybe someone will make a better one?? I tried.🤷🏽‍♀️

[thewayfaressfoodie]

I’m not big on Buffet restaurants but this one I can do! This all you can east sushi restaurant is great for families and there’s a huge selection of sushi, hot and cold dishes. There also a hibachi station. What more do you want? Very reasonable too! Head to Nori Nori in Sandy Springs.

[tl-sudo]

Nori Nori

Nori Nori is an authentic sushi restaurant whose primary, and most noteworthy attribute, is that it is an all-you-can-eat buffet.  The buffet includes anything from sushi and sashimi, to salads and normal kitchen entrees.  I’ve been to Nori Nori one previous time before my most recent visit; I had been treated here for my birthday dinner a couple years back, and after all that time I forgot about the place because when my girlfriend told me she wanted to eat there, I honestly thought that I’d never been.  But once we pulled into the parking lot, it all came rushing back into the forefront of my memory like it was always there.  The restaurant is very spacious with a ton of seating, and highly popular I might add.  One thing I will definitely make note of is that this buffet is not cheap.  You know how much you’ll spend at a Golden Corral or your local Chinese buffet spot, but this place will chunk down your pocket if you’re feeding a family of four.  Now, don’t get me wrong, the food is absolutely worth the cost to eat here, I just wanted to make everyone aware of what they may possibly be getting themselves into before taking a dive off the deep-and-not-so-cheap end.  The price breakdown differentiates each day and for each meal.  So lunch is the optimal choice, being $18 on weekdays and $22 on weekends; dinner is $32 Monday through Thursday, and $34 from Friday through Sunday.  The lunch and dinner times are posted on their website at www.norinori.com.  Here are also some snapshots of their grand sushi buffet.  The sushi itself was pretty decent; not the most supremely fresh of sushi that I’ve had in my lifetime, but what more could you expect from a buffet serving of all things sushi?  There’s also plenty of pieces to choose from, as well as plenty of cooked options, for those that don’t mess with raw fish.  I also have no complaints about any of the food in particular, although there was one sushi roll that had a ton of onion in it; I’d steer clear of just that one, but aside from that all the others I was able to enjoy.  Just a simple word of precaution, there may be children that make their own plates, that end up making a mess at the cooked food buffet.  Just stare awkwardly at their method of scraping food from the serving dishes onto their plate and I’m sure their parent/guardian will catch wind of it and aide the child.  All in all, I would rate Nori Nori an even 7 out of 10, which is more than decent for a buffet place.  I’ll probably be returning at some point this summer to basque in their endless piles of sushi and sashimi.

[another-fantasy-boy]

Soleily & yaseta - HEART WAVE by Soleily with @yaseta

[badxbass]

😍

Well I knew I will regret it. (laughs) It is so hard to choose but I found it.

I chose this cuz of your smile. It is so precious and it touched my heart everytime I see it. I want to see it more often.