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Getting up a bit late and had a late breakfast. Mike made toast as usual. We went to the family grave with Noriko's dad and offered incense. We got dropped off at the shopping centre afterwards. Mike got his pyjamas finally and new underwear. It is Noriko's family tradition to have new underwear for the new year. We found a 100yen shop and looked for some stuff.
We found a rubber spatula spoon. We carry chopsticks in case we eat out so that we don't waste the disposable chopsticks. We also wanted a spoon to carry so that we don't have to use the plastic disposable ones but also we wanted it to be a rubber one to get all of the pudding or yoghurt.
We walked home
We found a rubber spatula spoon. We carry chopsticks in case we eat out so that we don't waste the disposable chopsticks. We also wanted a spoon to carry so that we don't have to use the plastic disposable ones but also we wanted it to be a rubber one to get all of the pudding or yoghurt.
We walked home
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