HS cafeteria food in Japan is very similar to HS cafeteria food in the States. Edible, but a bit bland and perhaps not the most nutritious.
There's a Nepalese place down the street and we ate there after church and it was excellent. Very small (seating for perhaps 15 people), but great atmosphere and good food. Also wi-fi (which may be important for me later in the week) and yummy chai (including raw sugar!) I feel so spoiled!
Seriously, one of the things I love about living in the city is the great variety of tasty foods to try.
In other news, I'm losing my internet for awhile, starting in about 22 hrs. My apartment isn't set up for the interwebs, so we had to get someone to come install it. The earliest they could do it was this week, which doesn't work of course, as I'll be at school, so they'll be coming Sunday afternoon. Meanwhile, I've been renting a wireless router. Can we see where this is going? The router is due back tomorrow, so after I return it, I'll be internet-less until Sunday.
My phone is awesome and I'll be checking email and facebook on it, but I refuse to type long blog posts on the tiny little touch-keyboard, so there will be no blog until at least Sunday night. Also no Skyping.
So for those of you who check for updates every couple hours, take a break. Read a book. Cook something. That's what I'll be doing.
Au revior
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