After receiving that bit of good news last week,  I can finally relax and just worry about the usual stuff, like paying for rent and bills. Ever had one of those weeks where nearly every day feels like a Friday? You’re all excited because you think the next day is Saturday, only to suddenly remember that it’s actually Wednesday and you have a shitload of things to do that day at work. That’s how my week was, so I was excited when Saturday actually arrived (for real, this time).

We decided to go on an lowkey adventure…

V.I.P. Trans? Limo service for trannies? I want limo service for chubby dykes.

Why does the Kumon logo look like that?? The “O” face looks kinda…er…slow. I don’t know if I’d be too thrilled about going there if my mom showed me a brochure and I saw that.

First stop is Toys and Joys in Kaimuki. My best friend, Miriam, gave me a tip that she saw some Hello Kitty blindboxes there and I wanted to surprise Kimi (who is crazy about Hello Kitty).

She got a Hello Kitty ballerina. And it came with gum! Those clever Japanese people.

Had to buy me something too. Kimi thinks I look like Stitch. Like in this pic.

For comparison. Maybe it’s my little teeth. Caroline does say I’m an alien.

More toys for my desk.

Kimi wanted to stop by Gulick Deli for lunch. I just came here earlier in the week and now she is addicted to their hash. Like corned beef hash with potato.

This is okazu-ya style–which means just pick and choose what you like. You get charged by each item. We shared one plate and filled it with enough carbs to put us in a food coma until dinner.

The past couple of times I’ve gone for lunch during the week, I’ve been lucky that it wasn’t too crowded. There are a few booths if you want to eat there, but I think this kind of food is best to just eat at home or back at your desk.

Depending on how hungry you are, I’d say you’d spend about $7-10 for lunch.

[googleMap]map[/googleMap]

Filed under: Food Places, My Life
Posted: August 17th 2008