I guess you wouldn’t be too far wrong, because he’s go the drooling part down. However, he hasn’t shown any interest in food, yet.
# 24 July 2004 at 7:36 am
Gianni said:
white chocolate???that’s may favorite.
Are cheesecakes popular in Japan?And what about cheese?
I’ve heard that lots of japaneses are allergic to lactose.
I think cheesecake is about as popular in Japan as it is elsewhere, you just have to get used to really, really small slices. I previously wrote about Papa Jon’s cheesecake in Kyoto.
I think what you refer to is lactose intolerance (insufficient enzymes for digestion of lactose, with unpleasant results), rather than an allergy. I’ve heard that some high number like 80% of Asian-Americans are lactose intolerant, but no one has described to me having such symptoms in Japan.
# 24 July 2004 at 11:57 pm
Dave said:
Greg looks so beautiful. I can only imagine what you feel when you hold him like that.
# 25 July 2004 at 12:36 pm
Gianni said:
nils,
how much does cheese cost per kilogram,in a supermarket in kyoto?
# 25 July 2004 at 10:34 pm
Camila said:
Hello, Greg! I was missing you!
Happy birthday, Yoshiko-san!
# 27 July 2004 at 11:02 am
Yoshiko said:
Thank you, Camila. I have just turned 22 ;-)
# 29 July 2004 at 12:39 am
Camila said:
Yoshiko-san, you are so young, and you are already a mother of a pretty boy!
Congratulations for your birthday!
My best wishes for you three!
# 30 July 2004 at 6:55 am
Yoshiko said:
Oh, Camila! I was just joking about my age. I WAS 22 a little more than a decade ago………. I feel so guilty. Please forgive me!
# 4 August 2004 at 1:27 am
Camila said:
Hahahahaha!
Please, you don’t need to apologise, Yoshiko!
It was so funny!
You can really say you are 22, because you look like you are 22! :D
When I read your first post, I felt like a 23 years old baaba!
I thought: ”She is younger than me and she is already a mummy! I am so late!!!” ;___;;;;;
I must confess that I feel so much better now!
I can’t stop laughing!
what were those cake made of?it looks like pineapple and whipped cream…and the price is not bad either(360Y)…
mmmmm, yummy! looks like the little one would like some too.
I think it was white chocolate. I went for the blueberry cheesecake and scones with iced ginger tea.
My imagination has added a short soundtrack of Homer Simpson saying “Mmm… cake…”
I know just how Greg must feel. (^-^)
I guess you wouldn’t be too far wrong, because he’s go the drooling part down. However, he hasn’t shown any interest in food, yet.
white chocolate???that’s may favorite.
Are cheesecakes popular in Japan?And what about cheese?
I’ve heard that lots of japaneses are allergic to lactose.
I think cheesecake is about as popular in Japan as it is elsewhere, you just have to get used to really, really small slices. I previously wrote about Papa Jon’s cheesecake in Kyoto.
I think what you refer to is lactose intolerance (insufficient enzymes for digestion of lactose, with unpleasant results), rather than an allergy. I’ve heard that some high number like 80% of Asian-Americans are lactose intolerant, but no one has described to me having such symptoms in Japan.
Greg looks so beautiful. I can only imagine what you feel when you hold him like that.
nils,
how much does cheese cost per kilogram,in a supermarket in kyoto?
Hello, Greg! I was missing you!
Happy birthday, Yoshiko-san!
Thank you, Camila. I have just turned 22 ;-)
Yoshiko-san, you are so young, and you are already a mother of a pretty boy!
Congratulations for your birthday!
My best wishes for you three!
Oh, Camila! I was just joking about my age. I WAS 22 a little more than a decade ago………. I feel so guilty. Please forgive me!
Hahahahaha!
Please, you don’t need to apologise, Yoshiko!
It was so funny!
You can really say you are 22, because you look like you are 22! :D
When I read your first post, I felt like a 23 years old baaba!
I thought: ”She is younger than me and she is already a mummy! I am so late!!!” ;___;;;;;
I must confess that I feel so much better now!
I can’t stop laughing!
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