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Good morning mom! I'm growing teeth in there! |
I was originally going to head down to the Seiyu but changed my plans when I ran into Elise and instead headed to the Daiei. We window shopped, laughed, and enjoyed being out of the apartments! With Gabriel's teething, the best thing we have found to help is distraction and a mall offers a lot of that!
With the mall comes the awesome Japanese toilets. Let's be honest, who wouldn't enjoy a heated toilet seat? Yes, they are heated! They actually do quite a bit more than heat and have far more bells and whistles than you can possibly imagine! Even though I have been living in Japan for a month now and lived here for 2.5 months a couple years ago I still sometimes have a hard time figuring out how to flush them. I had to press every knob and button on this toilet (the ones that weren't obvious as to their function) and couldn't find it! At one point I hit a little blue button and a rod came out the toilet and I jump against the stall wall thinking I was going to get sprayed! I eventually had to run out and ask Elise how to do it! Turns out you had to hold your hand in front of the black panel. I thought of this but only quickly waves my hand in front of it, didn't hold my hand there. The process of learning a new culture...
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There are no seat covers, just toilet paper and sanitizer. |
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