As you can see it’s a lovely little spot and is usually quiet during the day. Sam and Jason did jump in for a few minutes at one point, but they only got me a tiny bit wet and I managed to keep the library book dry, so no harm done.
The training of the new girl in reception went tolerably well yesterday, but Alicia told me today (after the girl’s training with Alicia) that they had decided not to keep her. So, we’re short staffed and Lisa will be leaving in another week or so as well, so we’ll be short two people. If the hostel were doing better financially I’d hold out hope that they’d just pay me to help fill in some of the hours, but I don’t foresee that happening. One of Alicia’s favorite treats that she shared with me one time is called pomanju (at least that's how it sounds).
It’s a little chestnut filled cake that is very nice, but most definitely “asian” in my mind. Having tasted what is dessert in Japan, this reminds me of the sweet, and yet somehow not sweet at all, flavor of their desserts. I bought some the other day on my way back from the school (I pass a few Korean convenience stores), so I shared them with her and gave one to Pukari as well since he loves all things Korean. Well, I guess that’s all the news here at the moment.
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