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🎉 Home cooked food series 🎉 #post23 In frame: Masala pav We indians can do anything and everything with a Pav(bread). Fry it, rebake it, stuff it, top it, grind it😜. Masala Pav is basically veggies stuffed inside a Pav and toasted for the crisp. Dm us for the recipe . . . . #Homechef: @that_broke_foodie ❤❤ . . Follow: @tested_by_hoggers @tested_by_hoggers @tested_by_hoggers . . . . #homechef #foodporn #foodsta717 #tbh #bhukkadnumber1 #the_bhukkads_stop #testedbyhoggers #newoninstagram #tbhpost #lockdown2020 #quarantinelife #quarantineandchill #thingstodoinquarantine #pav #mumbai #masalapav #pavbhaji #spicy (at Mumbai, Maharashtra) https://www.instagram.com/p/CA5SRSslPh_/?igshid=jueceu8ix4ap

Btw, I found what I was hoping to get for my friend.  Yay!  And it’s small enough to fit in my suitcase!  (I’ve been re-weighing my suitcases every night since I got to Tokyo to make sure I’m still good on weight.)

Doesn’t that melon look yummy?  And Masaki is playing with Shohei.  Aren’t they cute????

In order to understand the way in which life has developed (wether we couple this with a personal mystical or religious belief or not) we must look to alternate theories on the development of life. The most accepted scientific school of thought on this subject is Charles Darwins “Theory of Evolution”. The theory of evolution also known as “Survival of the fittest” suggests that organisms adapt to their surrounding enviroments and needs this is evidence by how for example a fish is adapted to live, breath and swim within its environment of water. The theory of evolution suggests that a conscious input of information from the brain of a creature about its environment and its needs can trigger a mutation within its DNA to alter its own cells to adapt to its needs, so that a creature that lives in water may adapt by such mutations to breath air and walk upon the land such as amphibious creatures have adapted to do. This theory encompasses the fundemental basis of how life adapts from one form to another but does not fully explain the origins of the lifeforms that are adapting through the processes of evolution and while the spark of life from a conscious creator may fill in the blanks, to truly understand the origins of life we must look at the geology and geography of the early formation of our world to understand how life first came to develop initially.

Sebuchi-san just sent me a bunch of photos that she took of me during the internship.  These are some of my favorites.

Here are some of the best pics of the Capybara that the others took.  I didn’t take that many on purpose because I knew they would take plenty.  Lol.

I ordered sake (of course).  Yugo-kun came and then so did Ayumi-chan!