#post47

[psyentifically-minded]

The Eocene saw the emergance of early rhinoceroses and small horses (pictured left) as well as early, slothes, bears, hyenas and cats among many other types of mammals. Terror Birds and smaller dinosaur-like birds continued to thrive during this age alongside smaller reptiles and surviving crocodiles and amphibians.

[rh-vic]

It’s fucking cold

[traveladventurespart6]

We’re hugging the coast again.  It looks like we’ve finally gotten away from the typhoon because the sky is starting to clear up.  The ocean, as you can see, has also calmed down a LOT.

[traveladventurespart6]

Look at the adorable cosmetics and skincare packaging (pic 1)!  I can never get enough of Hokkaido’s melon flavors (pic 2), and those Kita Usagi cookies look almost too cute to eat (pic 3).  

I’m not quite sure what, exactly, that candy is in pic 4 other than something melon-flavored.  But I love how there’s a melon bear vomiting the candy up and saying, “Come on baby.”

[traveladventurespart6]

Check out this cool umbrella! When it gets wet, flowers appear on it! I really want to get one, but it doesn’t rain enough in LA. And, without rain to bring out the flowers, it’s just a regular umbrella. Also, it doesn’t collapse down to a small size, so it’s not very practical for carrying in my purse or backpack to use for protection from the sun. Oh well...

[traveladventurespart6]

Tony kept saying he didn’t really want to drink, but they finally got to him!  I don’t think he likes sake, but I’m surprised he went with a beer.  For some reason, he hates carbonated drinks.

[traveladventurespart6]

Group photo for the Ishikari homepage! 

[traveladventurespart6]

What’s taking so long?

Where the hell are the guys?  Lol.  It’s been at least 15 minutes since Tomo-san and I came out.  We’re sitting on a bench waiting and--oh wait, we’re going back to the bakery to buy the ice cream anyway.  Woohoo!