Components Of A Weird Day
Apr. 16th, 2010 04:14 pm1) A job interview.
2) Finding a kind of chocolate you've been on the lookout for for a couple months, and on your way to the checkout being stopped by a woman who'd also been looking for it to ask you what aisle you found it in.
3) Seeing somebody for whom you bought dorayaki last weekend mentioned in an entirely non-dorayaki-related-context on a blog you read every day.
4) The Metro goes aboveground sometimes?!
2) Finding a kind of chocolate you've been on the lookout for for a couple months, and on your way to the checkout being stopped by a woman who'd also been looking for it to ask you what aisle you found it in.
3) Seeing somebody for whom you bought dorayaki last weekend mentioned in an entirely non-dorayaki-related-context on a blog you read every day.
4) The Metro goes aboveground sometimes?!

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Date: 2010-04-16 09:37 pm (UTC)2) That chocolate sounds delicious; I usually get Dagoba or Green & Black's, but I will be on the lookout for Grenada the next time I go shopping.
3) So that's what they're called. I like those. They're delicious.
4) Yeah, the first time I found that out I was taken aback too. Metros in Shanghai -- well, Asian metropolises in general -- are CRAAAAZY.
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Date: 2010-04-16 11:10 pm (UTC)4) I was vaguely prepared for it when it happened in Tokyo, because it seems like an engineering challenge and I assume that Tokyo can handle those, but... the DC metro does this? DC can't even get the lights on the buses to work!