2010/11/03

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Dear Aunt Miwako,
I think the museum in Texas you said is 'Kimbel Art Museum', isn't it?
I have been there about 8 years before, but I forgot how nice it was. I wanna go there again someday.
And it is hard to explain what 'pineapple upside-down cake' is in English. To put it briefly, before baking sliced pineapples are under the container. After baking the cake is turned upside down. Doen it make sense?
Thank you very much for sending me an email.

美紀子おばちゃま
日本でもコスチュームを着るようになってきているのですね。やっぱり日本って流されやすい…
あのカップケーキは実は、青いのはクリームだけで、中のケーキは真っ赤だったんです。一応チェリー味だったと思いますが、その中にはクリームチーズらしきものも入っていました。私の友だちは外国人も含めて、みんな残していましたよ;;

I will send you emails with URL when I make a photo album on the web site.
So please wait for a while...

Ayumi*

[Today's]
steps: 16332
breakfast: 100 calories bar
lunch: ketchup rice(onion/ham/peas)
dinner: pasta with like tomato sauce, stewed pork, onion, carrot and boiled peas

1 comment:

  1. Yes! It is Kimbel! You've been there already? Amazing! Thanks to your explanation, I now have a vague idea of what 'pineapple upside-down cake' is. We need a chemistry teacher to understand why such a thing happens.

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