I’ve been suffering from sudden cravings lately. Things I haven’t been thinking about for ages (mostly sweet items that could accompany my beloved coffee but which I can neither access nor produce on my own at my current geographical location) pop up in my mind at all times of the day. It must be the warm season and perhaps I have simply come to the point where my body is tired of losing weight. Since there are no more reserves to make use of, I do my best to try to please the cravings, but warm season gives you a very picky appetite, so at the end of the day, I indulge on mangoes and on the modest chocolate stock I brought with me from Sweden. I told Anette the other day that although I love saving things for special occasions, I do not believe that there is going to be any chocolate left when she comes back in August. She laughed and said she didn’t except there to be - but lol, before warm season, I thought there would. Now I know there won’t.


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Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackWell, you certainly don’t look like you need to lose weight! You look lovely & very happy! (Chocolate can do that to you tho, lol)
It’s nice to find your blog again … it’s been a while since I visited and I’m really enjoying catching up.
Love the new layout!
You are suffering from what in Japan is known as “natsubate” or “summer exhaustion”. Hot and muggy Japanese summer is famously taxing. This cumulated with “reibobyo” or “cooler disease” pack a double punch sure to bring the fittest down.
Lest I’d be banned from commenting on your site, I won’t tell you what the Japanese do to fight their summertime spleen. It involves… meat, yes and worst…pork! For its B1 vitamin. And soja sauce-basted, charcoal-grilled eels, too. But Niger being Niger, what do the Nigeriens do to fight their own brand of “natsubate”?
When my fellow Nigeriens are in for something sweet, they make tea. The tea here is all power!
om du serverar dem, så kommer jag över direkt!
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