Julie

I admit I never ate tofu from what I remember, maybe I had it in something I ate outside but I never bought it from the supermarket. It's quite expensive and processed, not sure it's really healthy but I decided to give it a try.

We talked about my ears issues and she told me that maybe I wouldn't have so much problems if I hadn't been hit so much on the head/face/ears.

I asked her about how recurrent it was because curiously I don't really remember how often it used to happen and she said: "all the damn time".

Honestly, I don't think it's related at all. I always had a lot of otitis as a baby until now. Tympanostomy tubes would fell all the time. My ears canals are tight. Bad overall aeration. These are the reasons.

The shape is pretty much like the console of Sophie Fontanel I posted some times ago but neither I have the space for this nor I objectively need it.

I have pins of pashminas worn with jackets but I don't want to steal random people's pics.

I was grocery shopping earlier today when I saw exactly what I want on a small stall just in front of my supermarket! Is it ok it's not second-hand but I bought it from a small seller, a woman from India who is adorable? I said she's Indian because

silk and wool

Not only it's complicated because of these weird and big roller shutters boxes but we also have an underfloor heating system so we're not allowed to drill on the ceiling (we're ground-floor of a small building).

I also looked at the Ikea stainless steel kettle I had seen on the website, the one that goes on the stove and it's way too big and like, so basic, like a stainless steel pot with a lid... Do I already have a stainless steel pot with a lid and same capacity? Good, I just saved 20€!

Always trying to make progress toward minimalism and being a conscious consumer.

Did I already said it's weird and never happened before? I stopped counting the months but let say since end of 2025.

Maybe it will be like that forever. Better be alone than in bad company.

I've come to terms with the fact I don't attract bad men and nobody does, I know unconsciously I only let men who treat me like shit enter in my life, I don't think I know how to do otherwise.

Here is what I had for dinner. I know it's "korean style" processed food but until I taste real S.Korean food cooked by a S.Korean person, it was good ready-to-eat stuff. The kimchi is crunchy, tasty and not too spicy (I left half the package in the fridge for tomorrow). The udon are sweet and savory, nice broth with sesame seeds. (I know this type of noodles are unhealthy and give cancer but I eat them like max 4 times a year so it's ok)

I was very ahead of time for my appointment at the clinic so I waited on a bench while it was not too hot (it was before 11am). I realized on my way back home that of all the pics I took, my phone kept only 2 in the gallery (hope it's not dying). Sooo, you can't see but I had the Louvres on my left and a beautiful church on my right.

The clinic is specialized in the ear, it's literally called "La clinique de l'oreille" ("The ear's clinic") and it's new and beautiful, people from the secretary to the radiologist are super nice and I didn't pay too much and above all: there is no cholesteatoma! Yippee. Appointment was at 11:15am and I left at 1pm so it was pretty quick.

Then I gave a try to this british chain called "Prêt (à manger)" because it was just in front and I didn't want to search for something else. I took a vegan pita bread with avocado and falafel aaand an iced oat latte. The pita sandwich was tasteless and the latte mid, I won't eat there again.

I found a small supermarket specialized in South Korean and Japanese food on my way back, tasting an onigiri and other fresh food they have would have been better than eating from Prêt, next time! I bought some udon noodles, kimchi and:

The mix of sweet mochi and savory peanut butter filling is super good.