Tis the Season
I wield no zampaktou. My weapon of choice has no True Form and with it I shall never achieve Bankai. Yet together we shall slay many the enemy.
Behold, the mighty Mukade Chopper
Yes, folks, it's Mukade Time again. I found my first one of the season this morning, a little tyke, and I was surprisingly calm about it. I went for the 'Chopper, gave it a couple hacks, and whisked it off to the waste basket. I did have that adrenaline-inspired queasiness of the legs afterwards, but all is well.
What does this all mean for me?
- No more going to the bathroom barefoot in the middle of the night.
- Checking my bedding before getting in.
- Surveying the walls and floors - especially along the edges - as I make my way through the house in the morning.
- Laying down a new line of mukade powder around the house - once the wind settles down.
- Fretful nights worrying if that tickling in my hair is just a tickling in my hair...
3 Comments:
Your early mukade stories almost turned me off coming to Japan. Now that I live in the big city, I am worried about what gokiburi horrors await me...
7:14 AM
Girl, we've got gokiburi in the country too!
7:16 AM
As I've been following your blog for several months now, I figured I ought to stop lurking and introduce myself properly ;) I'm Sarah, a fellow gaijin living in Kobe and teaching English.
I love reading your J-land adventures, as well as Melissa's. It's fun to see the perspectives of other foreigners ^^
You can find my own ramblings here, if you're interested:
http://sakura-breeze.livejournal.com/
Take care!
1:58 PM
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