Well, well—I was sleepy and thanks to the poor weather over the weekend, Decoboco wasn’t very crowded either ♪
Prince took a while to get back, so we were a bit late, but we managed to leave the shop by around 8 o’clock.
I was wondering what to have for dinner, so I hopped on my scooter and headed down Komazawa Avenue.
Let’s head to Nakameguro for now—it’s cold and I’m sleepy, so “Pukupuka” http://gourmet.yahoo.co.jp/000
If 0830148/P060688/ is open, I’ll grab something and head home! Or so I thought… but it was closed after all.
So I figured I’d just make something at “Presse” http://www.tokyu-store.co.jp/precce/へ
Oh right, I need to make a “TOP Card” cash card (it costs 100 yen).
You fill out an application form at the counter and they give it to you on the spot ☆
With this, you get 1 point for every 200 yen spent. Why would they suddenly introduce something like this?
When I shop at Tokyu-affiliated stores (and other places too), I pretty much always use a card.
Rakuten gives 1% of the purchase amount (1 point per 100 yen)—it seems like it’ll take forever—but utilities (except water) and
gas, shopping, and highway tolls all earn points, so thousands of yen worth accumulates quickly.
Anyway, when I shop at Tokyu and pay with my “Rakuten Card,” they always ask me, “Do you have a cash card?”
I kept getting asked this and had no idea what they meant.
Hmm? Wait, wait, wait! Oh, I get it now! This is double points! ♪
Shop at Tokyu-affiliated stores! Pay with your Rakuten Card (earn 1%)! And also use the TOP cash card
(earn 0.5%)—so you get points from Rakuten and also from the TOP card ☆
Once you incorporate card payments into your daily life, points accumulate automatically, you see.
You can pull up your purchase history right away too—very convenient!
After finishing dinner and washing the dishes, I was lounging around listening to Michelle again, but lately
I’ve been on a heavy rotation of Sabrina Heaven & No Heaven ♪ As I was going “Ahhh, ahhh” in my floor chair,
a cat that’s not my cat meowed its way into my house!
Well, it’s a neighborhood cat I know—I feed it sometimes and we’ve gotten a bit friendly. This one probably hurt its
leg in an accident, so it runs a little slow ☆ And since we have a guest!
I’ll give it something! Two dried sardines ☆ Even my own cat only gets two a day, so two in one meal is pretty fancy for this guy…
That’s what I was thinking as I handed them over!
It meowed again, but the thing is, its voice isn’t cute—which is actually nice! It’s probably female, but its voice is deep…
I’ll give it some more! A little cat food too… but it’s wary, so I headed off to take a bath.
Today I soaked in the tub with MOTO GP! I was absorbed looking at photos of the 2006 M1 from Bikers Station,
going “Ohhh, ohhh,” and then—phew! All refreshed ♪
The guest? It left the cat food behind…
What is this thing? Seriously annoying.
Monday’s an inspection too! Ugh, I hate March inspections—they’re so crowded!
We’re closed on the 17th and 18th, everyone!
Pokidam
