What are you Eating/Drinking?

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A couple of delicious beverages I found at my local Uwajimaya store.
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At my grandmother dacha right now. Eating gooseberry, black/red currant, cherry, raspberry and sarvisberry. For whatever reason, cherry harvest this year is through the roof.
Even one strawberry. Sarvisberry taste is varied from plant to plant, but our trees has really sweet berries. Thrushes occupied nearby trees and talking about ****y weather and non existents of birds of prey. Woodpecker cracking pine cones. Good morning, Swamp.
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10kg of black currant, 2kg of gooseberry from sister of my wife. 5kg of sugar already bought, another five needed. Few days of berry preservation incoming. Excellent topping for our kasha breakfasts.
 
I just had the most fortuitously-timed toilet break ever...

I had just eaten a microwaveable chocolate crepe, and I visited the bathroom immediately afterwards. It turned out that some of the chocolate from the crepe/wrapper had brushed onto the end of my nose, but luckily I spotted it in the mirror in the bathroom as I washed my hands.

Had I not needed to go to the bathroom, I would have left work, gone to the supermarket and walked all the way home with dried chocolate on my nose. And let's just say, it didn't look a whole lot like chocolate... :lol:

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"Tell me what you eat and I will tell you what you are where you've been”.

And you have definitely been to Portugal (and Spain and France).

That's right mate, very good! Netherlands, Luxemburg, Belgium, France, Spain and Portugal!

I'm impressed.

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Cool, you put zucchini in there as well, looks spicy and delicious. Oops, I just saw your post, they're cucumbers! Looks good though!
 
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Just smashed a Tesco meal deal while on my break from the job I took a day off my actual job to do. I doubt I could stick out more than I already do, standing on the corner of a private street in West London, covered in drywall dust, wearing work shorts that have big flappy pockets on the outside, talking to a very optimistic-looking squirrel to let it know I wasn't going to feed it... I might head back indoors.

As my lunch is now just some wrappers and an empty bottle, here's a photo of the squirrel (not gonna try to eat it, barely seems worth the effort)

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