week 6

[airlockedmods]

[Even with three deaths two weeks in a row, life in the Fantasy Sweet returns to some semblance of normalcy come Sunday morning. The messes are cleaned up, the bodies are safe in the morgue (or in Kip's case, still in a liquor bottle in the garden) and with this new week comes a fresh crop of returning memories.

There is no new floor this week.

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday



[ooc: Don't forget to to turn in your activity for week 5, submit your memory regains and put in your threads for the Benefactors!]

Comments

[everylittlesecret]

[She snorts and starts laughing.]

Please. I got more in the kitchen. Going to make pumpkin bread tomorrow with the rest of it.

[misanthropicprinciple]

So you make different breads, too? Wonder if you could make karepan.

[everylittlesecret]

Bread is one of the easiest things to make if you have the patience and the ingredients. [A pause] Karepan?

[misanthropicprinciple]

Uh, curry bread. Fried bread stuffed with curry. One of the most popular Japanese school lunches of all time.

[everylittlesecret]

Oh? A stuffed bread is no problem. There's tons of things like that in Europe. What's the curry in Japan usually made with? Just veggies? Meats?

[misanthropicprinciple]

Pork's pretty popular. Onions, carrots, potatoes. You could ask Yuuri, she probably knows more exciting recipes than I do.

[everylittlesecret]

Hmm... How about coconut chicken curry with onions, potatoes, and pumpkin? I can make a regular curry as well.

[misanthropicprinciple]

Oh my god.

[He says around another mouthful of cookie and then covers his mouth and swallows.]

That first one--that sounds amazing over rice. Feed us your magic coconut pumpkin curry, Nari. Please make this happen.

[everylittlesecret]

I can do that. Last I checked I had all the ingredients here. I could make it for dinner sometime this week?

[misanthropicprinciple]

You're my favorite, I love you.

[everylittlesecret]

Oh? Shouldn't you be saying that to Yuuri?

[misanthropicprinciple]

There are different types of love. Everyone knows that.

[everylittlesecret]

True, I just never thought someone Japanese would say it like that. Did our convo about this before affect that? Because if so, then I love you too, Junpei.

[misanthropicprinciple]

A little. Also, some things are easier to say in English. Like, you know how a meme gets stuck in your head and you just say it that way for the rest of your life? Maybe it's like that, but with friendship feelings.

[He's a little embarrassed now, though.]

[everylittlesecret]

English is a rather expressive language... and yes. You have no idea how many times "Ain't nobody got time for that" has popped into my head in this place..........

[Awww that's cute!]

[misanthropicprinciple]

"But that's none of my business" just doesn't have the same ring in Japanese, you know? Also, English is way more satisfying to swear in.

[everylittlesecret]

I have to say that schadenfreude is way too long in English, so it has its limits. But fuck yeah, swearing is one of my favorites things to do in English.