Not agree, "coquette" is not really the good word, because french girls are really coquettes, i would say they are more "mimi" (cute), sure you def not french mate,ahaha.yeah Japanese girls are very "coquette" compared to french girls too
Not agree, "coquette" is not really the good word, because french girls are really coquettes, i would say they are more "mimi" (cute), sure you def not french mate,ahaha.yeah Japanese girls are very "coquette" compared to french girls too
Had my first Japanese crepe on my recent trip. Those crepes never interested me before, but afterI reading about the crème brulée ones I just had to try it out. So good!
I lived in France for 7 years and I prefer french girls to Japanese girls for the very reason they are not as "coquette" and dress more casual will less make up.Not agree, "coquette" is not really the good word, because french girls are really coquettes, i would say they are more "mimi" (cute), sure you def not french mate,ahaha.
thanks for the tip.Have you tried this? It says it's made in Germany.
https://www.kobebussan.co.jp/item/detail.php?go_id=3195
well I was happy even with the one sold in lidl.Yes of course my friend i guessed you not french, you know even in France, there is not really "crème brulée" offers in supermarkets
Because this dessert need to be prepared at the time, Its very easy to do, 30mn is enough, its like a simple vanilla entremet...
the specificity is the way you do the "brulée", you should not to use a oven, its not good,but with a warm iron, a little bit like did john Wayne to mark the cows.
I think it appropriate to provide taxi fares to cover transportation to/from dates for one's partners of the evening btw...and obviously it is obligatory if the trains have stopped.
This is an interesting subject and I have had some conflicting opinions. As once one of my friends almost got offended about me offering to give her money for the taxi after our meeting. Obviously I had paid all the expenses until that; restaurant, drinks in other place, hotel and overtime charge (would be a humble brag but I have to confess we fell to sleep ) and some more drinks after. We were then going to different directions so sharing a cab was out of the question. When I discreetly tried to hand her the fee for the cab she looked me with eyes that said "what kind of girl you think I am?".
The thought of being in a small European town and having to CALL a taxi because they don't drive by, and then naturally have to wait and pay them a fortune gives me pure anxiety. Asia forever!6) Taxis are indeed expensive everywhere.. Western Europe is particularly bad. Especially if you're ever in small towns. You might have to pay for the driver to drive to you in addition to the cost of your trip itself!
This is an interesting subject and I have had some conflicting opinions. As once one of my friends almost got offended about me offering to give her money for the taxi after our meeting. Obviously I had paid all the expenses until that; restaurant, drinks in other place, hotel and overtime charge (would be a humble brag but I have to confess we fell to sleep ) and some more drinks after. We were then going to different directions so sharing a cab was out of the question. When I discreetly tried to hand her the fee for the cab she looked me with eyes that said "what kind of girl you think I am?".
Which town?The thought of being in a small European town and having to CALL a taxi because they don't drive by, and then naturally have to wait and pay them a fortune gives me pure anxiety. Asia forever!
This is an interesting subject and I have had some conflicting opinions. As once one of my friends almost got offended about me offering to give her money for the taxi after our meeting. Obviously I had paid all the expenses until that; restaurant, drinks in other place, hotel and overtime charge (would be a humble brag but I have to confess we fell to sleep ) and some more drinks after. We were then going to different directions so sharing a cab was out of the question. When I discreetly tried to hand her the fee for the cab she looked me with eyes that said "what kind of girl you think I am?".
yeah but you can't buy great stuff from the super market to eat at home. even the yogurts are poor quality in Japan.
Hmm, I thought paying for your own things you buy or consume was the thing in Japan, like when going to dates you're supposed to split the bill instead of paying for her. I'm not sure though just from what I've heard so far
Oh god, I just experienced a true Tokyo train rush hour. Yesterday was kind of rough but OK as it was a bit earlier.. today I got the white glove stuffing people treatment!
Does this really happen in Japan?It is considered crowded only when people start to pay the staff to push them in