jacob: Aw. Well good luck to both of you c:

Poshi: Oh! I didn't know that about the weight :o
Not to lose weight?

I'm not a big breakfast eater, so I grab a clifbar or a granola bar instead lol

Ahhh I see. So I should stick to granola bars? Haha

@Nan: In the end, I just went to sleep 'cause someone ate all the egg tarts. XD That's fine though, I was mostly planning to eat them because no one else was.


@Poshi: Oh, wow, that's a lot of travelling, though!

I can't decide between that yakitori with beer (dunno the place name though) or the fruit sandwiches. We also had ramen and sushi and okonomiyaki that was so frickin' good. Ugh, Japanese food is the best!


@Nan: You'll have to check with granola bars, since not all of them are healthy as they seem? If you do a little online research, you can find out which are the best health-wise and which are just snacks.

jacob: x'DDD But doesn't strong mean also having muscles? I don't want to be a buff Nan :'u

Mikael: Oh I only eat one kind of granola bars... Nature Valley :o

I see xD

Don't worry Nan, you won't get muscular just from eating protein. It still takes using the muscles as well ;)
Protein bars could make you gain weight simply because they're nutritionally dense (so you might eat a lot of calories without noticing), but if you're having them instead of breakfast that probably isn't a problem.

@Mika
Did you go to those DIY okanomiyaki places? It was so much fun but kind of hard to mix :3 We also went to all you can eat shabu shabu in Shinjuku. They're so generous with the meat.

@Nan
Yeh they won't make you muscular but if you're interested in muscle repair and more protein required for that function then protein bars/shakes are a good way of doing so, especially good if you work out :D

I wouldn't have them for breakfast though so stick to low sugar granola bars. I can't eat granola cause of nuts so I can't make an recommendation. I usually have a meat and cheese sandwich for breakie or meat buns.

updating it now :')

ill open round 13 now tho