Buzzer Beat Episode 7 / OreTen Episode 2 But... just a big heads up for everyone, I have two vacations coming up. The weekend of September 22 and 29th. I will be at Anime Weekend Atlanta and then next weekend I will be at New York Anime Festival. That happens to fall on weekends for episodes 10 and 11 _o_ yes... grumble if you wish. I will be working closely with the team to ensure that we get these last two episodes out as close to schedule as possible. I can already tell you that they will not come out on time. Earliest would probably be Tuesday for both those weeks. Buzzer Beat 1-6 Batch Release Torrent Since twitter is still down right now and I don't want to change the dramawiki like 5 different times, here's a quickie update. ...but don't forget that we do have a twitter!!!Buzzer Beat 4's translation is already done. I'm just waiting on the rest of the timed files which should come in in a few hours... of I hope they will XD I'm still hoping for an early release (meaning that it will be released before the next episode airs).

Oretachi wa Tenshi da! episodes 1 and 2 have been translated and timed. We are in the process of picking out the fonts and stuff for it now. Theme songs won't be translated... just because the singer irked our translator Rei XD hahaha!! youda sushi chef para macbut that's alright because I really don't have the free time to do a karaoke for it anyway.sushi conveyor belt jakarta You can find my rantings updates now on twitter! jiro dreams of sushi baixarSome of you know I loooove to update, but I don't want to post a billion times on here. sushezi sushi maker videoAnd of course people don't always check dramawiki for the latest updates. sushi grade salmon pittsburgh

Now you can hear me and my big mouth on twitter where I can give you guys real-time updates on all of our projects! ^_^ I for one am excited about this because it really gives me the opportunity to tell you guys what's going on as the team is working on all these projects for you. yo sushi delivery norwichAlso, this way you don't necessarily have to read my long posts here! /lovesongfansubsI was also thinking about possibly starting a facebook page for those who want to chitty chat with me and maybe some of the team members. If anyone would be interested in such a thing, please let me know. As some of you know, and some that don't know, we've really kicked production up a notch this week with FIVE releases - Buzzer Beat 1-3, RESCUE 9, and Isshun no Kaze ni Nare 4. Getting Down to BusinessChecking to see which stall is free and accidentally locking eyes with someone inside. Oh god no so sorry.

Running into someone you know in the bathroom and wondering who will be the first to say hi. Nine times out 10, no one says hi and you’re both trapped in a cycle on unmet gazes and half-smiles. Getting a stall that doesn’t lock. This door has no lock, which makes not so much a door but a shoddy, temporary wall between the entire world and your jujyfruits. Or getting a stall that doesn’t unlock. This bathroom is your new home now. Finding yourself stuck next to a talker. We’re going to talk while emitting things from our bodies? That doesn’t seem right. Being trapped in a Poop Loop. A Poop Loop™ is when you and another person in the restroom are both waiting for the other person to leave before doing your thing. Extra high water levels. Attempts to cover unexpected sounds by clearing your throat. Together, these sounds create a rich aural tapestry for all to enjoy. Laughing at another person’s unexpected sounds.

Which may or may not be allowed in certain bathrooms. Wondering why someone would choose the urinal or stall next to you when there are several available. This is not how friendships are made. Gotta stake your claim. Bringing your phone into the bathroom because why not and accidentally spending a suspicious amount of time in there. “Did Cheryl die in a highly embarrassing way? Or is she just playing Candy Crush?” Realizing there is more than one person in the stall beside you. Because you can hear them. Someone else’s that someone might think is yours. Dealing with a parent who has brought an unruly child in the bathroom and can’t or won’t stop that child from sliding under your stall door. It’s fight or flight, kid, and that means I might freak out and kick you. Using an automatically flushing toilet and having it flush before you’re done. Everything that should be in a toilet is everywhere except the toilet. Using an automatically flushing toilet and having it flush 152 times while you’re in there.

IT’S DOING IT BY ITSELF. IT DOESN’T HAVE TO. Running out of toilet paper in an empty bathroom. Do you wait for someone else to enter and plaintively ask for some toilet paper? Do you risk making a quick dash to another stall? Do you do… something… else? Finding out after you’ve washed your hands that there are no paper towels. I GUESS I’LL JUST WIPE MY HANDS ON MYSELF NO PROBLEM DOESN’T LOOK SUSPICIOUS AND DISGUSTING. Thinking you have a moment alone… and getting caught. Wasn’t admiring myself vogueing. Be careful out there. It’s an awkward world.Shaker chair, bought in part because we passed a chair up while on our shaker road trip–although it wasn’t a real Shaker chair, we had felt kind of disappointed we didn’t buy it. This one will come in handy with our upcoming exhibition in January! Cast-iron Doorstop Acorn by Eva Shildt and Maja Sten. We admired this piece when interviewing Eva Shildt in her home. The gorgeous brass Plate Moondrop in the foreground, by Ingegerd Råman.

Howell is obsessed with this piece, and keeps getting his little fingerprints all over it. In case you’re wondering, yes, the coffee table always has these objects(or some iteration) on it, and mostly the children pay no mind. We just have to be mindful when they are feeling some big feelings…then we have to batten down the hatches so to speak. It’s becoming a yearly Christmas tradition for John to go on a Svenskt Tenn bender. With such a gorgeous and otherwise inaccessible collection it’s not hard to understand why. One spectacular piece he picked up is this giant candelabra. I cannot even find it on their website anymore so I assume it was a holiday thing. This is the only calm moment during an otherwise chaotic dinner. Our visit with Santa this year, at the Junction train platform. What a nice tradition our BIA has going. It’s so lovely to just walk across the street, see Santa arrive on a local firetruck, wander the neighbourhood watching local dance school students perform the Christmas themed dances in shop windows, grab a hot chocolate and warm up inside doing a craft at ARTiculations.

We hope that everyone had a lovely holiday, and we wish you all the best for 2017! Filed under: General,The Junction |  A new Mirakel special edition pillow from Svenkst Tenn. Midday light on the shoji door and print by Max Papart. A random sculpture, copper low table and African textile from Latre. Filed under: Home Reno |  This is Elodie’s bedside Aalto shelf where her treasures live. I write this post inspired in part by this sweet photo series “Preschool Pocket Treasures”. I enjoyed reading this article because it reminded me that I shouldn’t discredit the treasures my kids find, even if they appear to be actual trash or seemingly useless randomness. I love that she likes to keep a fresh flower in the Natalie Lahdenmaki bud vase. She goes with John to longtime Junction flower shop Martin’s, who incidentally set up in some very nice new digs near Keele, with an expanded selection of blooms and plants now available. I also love that she just had to have the Renaud Sauvé porcelain container with moss.

She kept eyeing it and finally John just told her to take it. You may remember the Hafod Grange paperweight acquired on our trip to Iceland. The Little Mermaid (Architect Made) was bought while in Copenhagen last spring. John has a mild obsession with giving Elodie shells. The square blue tile is Elodie’s “favourite” (whatever that means) colour, and came off our neighbour’s exterior, as they renovate to open a new Northern Thai restaurant. Looking forward to that! While I’m at it, plant people, what is going on with this Peace Lily? What does it need? We only have a few unresolved spaces in our home. Naturally one is the space that we won’t speak of (the laundry area aka deposit random everything here spot). The other two spaces are our kid’s rooms. Maybe because they were in cribs, which were temporary, or maybe because we had hoped on bringing them together–Howell refuses this, classic littlest child, he wants to carve out his own path–we never really resolved their spaces.

Then again, in a way, the beauty of Studio Junction’s woodwork and our desire for simplicity almost demand that we don’t interfere too much. In the end, we seek a bit of coziness, and an element of playfulness, that is a real challenge to bring together. In the meantime while we mull things over, we have gone plant crazy. We cannot get over how quickly and easily the plants have transformed their spaces. It’s beginning to look like a jungle. Howell’s room still has a black and white theme, and he recently picked out this cute panda pillow by local maker (and friend) Newmies. I let the kids pick out a pillow pal to help cozy up their beds. A temporary help in getting Howell more excited about his bed was letting him pick his duvet cover. This one is from Ikea, and has all the favourite toddler things on it. I still desperately wish I could buy some bedding from Chamomile London but it’s too hard matching the sizing with North American standards,  I’m having long distance commitment problems.

Anyone find some fantastic North American bedding? It always seems too saccharine or too geometric or two trendy. You know when you have a feeling of what you want, but never ever see it anywhere (besides halfway across the world, naturally). That’s where I am. I’d love to hear how you resolved your kid’s room conundrums! We are so excited to finally have a new front door to our house installed. Made by Studio Junction, it replaces a standard grey metal door. Now we have better sound insulation, as well as a better seal against the cold winter air. The door is made of white oak, and the handle is a simple brass style, ordered via our neighbour Safe Guard Locksmith. Unfortunately we just missed the warm weather window, so we’ll have to wait to apply a fresh coat of black Falun paint to the wood slats. We picked up a holiday wreath, which finishes the space nicely. I cannot express how nice it is to come home to this door. The entry way feels so much bigger as well, now that the door opens to the right.