The
dancers in my hula group wear different matching skirts each week and they all
seem to have at least a dozen skirts each.
For the most part, I’m of the opinion that less is better so I have not
asked about the skirt schedule. I had
two skirts, both given to me and it was okay with me that I didn’t match
everyone else.
My
classmates thought otherwise and made me a gift of a new white skirt last
week. Maybe they thought I felt bad
about not matching. It was very nice of
them to make sure I am matching everyone else.
Now I am all set – the first week is white skirt, the last week is tan
skirt, and the other weeks are flowered skirts.
They
seemed surprised that I knew about bringing omeyage back from my vacation.
Japanese people always bring back little gifts, usually food. If you forget to
buy omeyage, you can always get it at the airport. Most people on the plane will be carrying
omeyage bags and I don’t think it counts toward your carryon luggage. Anyway, this is what I brought for the hula
group, little tarts made from the purple Okinawan sweet potatoes.
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