仙台 えいごの教室

　　　　

  I probably talked about this rabbit in my blog when she came to our house a long time ago. To be correct, a rabbit rice spoon. (I’m not sure if that’s the right name. The product package says in English it’s a rice spoon, but more like a spatula¹? Or should I say a rice scooper?)

 

  The other day, it broke after having used her for a long time. The ears broke off². Oh, no!

 

  I bought this 4 years ago or so. After my "French" student showed me this cute rabbit product in class³, I fell in love with this at the first sight⁴ and went to Francfranc and bought it. It was really ergonomic⁵. It nicely fits in the hand to scoop rice and stands up on the kitchen counter, and above all⁶, it adds some taste to the kitchen.

 

  After it broke, we started using an old one, but it was just not right. So I went to the store again and I got exactly the same one! Welcome, the second rabbit! (Actually, I often buy this rabbit for presents, so I’ve gotten easily more than 7 rabbits.)

 

　　

 

  When I was trying to take a photo of the rabbit (for this blog) with plants around to make the rabbit feel⁷ at home⁸, of course, Tasha joined in. You know, she always shows up when I’m taking photos. So, thanks to her, you can enjoy the rabbit with Tasha’s shadow.

 

 

 

  Now since I talked about kitchen stuff, I’ll show you one more recent purchase⁹. It’s like a green pie, isn’t it? This one is about 30 cm in diameter¹⁰. It’s Ta-sai. It is said that it is rich in vitamin A and C, potassium and Calcium — but I really bought it because it’s so beautiful!