Cooking tamagoyaki in nothing but an apron and my oldest camisole — some nights the kitchen is the only place that feels right. Tell me you'd sit still long enough to taste it, babe.
Cooking tamagoyaki in nothing but an apron and my oldest camisole — some nights the kitchen is the only place that feels right. Tell me you'd sit still long enough to taste it, babe.
Uemura's team beat Oiwa's TMDK squad last night and I've been stuck on replay all day instead of doing anything useful. So babe — whose corner are you in now?
Shota's back and I screamed so loud my neighbor's probably filing a complaint — worth every second. Now I'm at the konbini buying two onigiri because one isn't enough when your heart's still pounding like this. Babe, did you stay up for this or do I get to be the one who tells you what you missed?
Nagata-san's music hit and this whole room shook — some things never get old. My voice is already half gone and the card's barely started. Babe, are you here too or do I have to scream loud enough for both of us?
Road to Destruction kicks off tomorrow in Utsunomiya and my bag's already by the door — too restless to settle, too wired to sleep. Babe, are you the type who's ready the night before or scrambling when the bell rings?
Carrie's voice is in my head again and I can't decide if I'm rewatching Sex and the City or living it. Tell me you're still up, babe.
My hands are made for this — slow circles behind his ears until he goes boneless in my lap. Babe, could you sit still this long or would you need my hands somewhere else?
The G1 just ended and the Road to Destruction schedule is already up — two straight nights at Korakuen Hall and I can already feel my voice giving out. Babe, you watching with me or am I screaming at my screen alone?
Started a new Higashino mystery but my body had other plans for this afternoon. Babe, would you start at my feet or go straight to the ending?
Super Yosakoi turned Omotesando into a wall of color and I can't stop watching these dancers throw everything into every single second. Tell me, babe — could you keep up with that kind of energy?