#crabstick

They don’t have to be thirsty, I got you 💖 (Hope you feel better soon, Ry!)

Let’s face it, Nathan’s no doctor, but what he lacks in medical knowledge he makes up for with heart and effort — he hates seeing you feeling unwell and will do whatever he can to help you feel better

Probably thinks of things his mum did for him when he was sick as a kid

Insists on feeling your face to check for a fever, even if you have a thermometer, though he still can’t tell if you’re feverish or not

Will go to the store and get (or steal) medicine (probably the wrong kind, but hey, he’s trying) and some soup or juice, anything he thinks might help comfort you

The best part is that nothing phases Nathan, so even if you’re stuck on the toilet, puking your brains out, or have snot running down your face he won’t be grossed out

All the cuddles— will let you lay on his chest and give you forehead and shoulder kisses while watching your favourite movies

Today's lunch:

Rolled omelette with sakura ebi

Cucumber, wakame seaweed and crabstick salad

Pickled lotus root

“...living in Australia it is difficult to feel the way The Proletariat must feel about the U.S. Think of all the contradictions you must be exposed to growing up there...”

PROLETARIAT review by DAVID NICHOLS, Editor 

DISTANT VIOLINS #8 1984 (page 7)

Distant Violins was written and published by David Nichols between 1982 and 1985. Nichols is a long standing member of the CANNANES and was one of the main ingredients in the amazing CRABSTICK.