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The play is a week away. I've succeeded in memorizing my lines and moves. I hope we all do a good job with it.
Kendo lessons have been going well. I'm rather surprised by the interest and enthusiasm from the masters and other butlers. If anyone else wants to participate, Yukimura-sama has given me Thursday afternoons for the lessons. Everyone is doing well. I have just a few notes though.
Fuji Yuuta: use your legs more; try not to be so afraid to hit your brother
Fuji Syuusuke: try not to coddle your brother; practice your stance
Yanagi Renji: you need to build up your arm muscles
Saeki-sama: you're doing fine
Tezuka-sama: you're also doing well
Ryoma-sama: the shinai is not like a tennis racket, you can't swing it like one; also, pick a hand and stick to it, switching is not allowed
Since the weather is turning colder, I thought I would bring out my Greek cookbook. I've succeeded in making a batch of baked stuffed apples for Yukimura-sama. I have another dozen. If anyone would like one, please let me know and I'll properly wrap them and bring them by. They are best served warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, but to each their own.
I've brought all the plants away from the windows and set them on various shelves and tables. Thankfully I was able to procure some low intensity lights to mimic sunlight so that the flowers can keep blooming. I've already repotted the violet twice. It's doing quite wonderful.
Private
I hope I am closer to S-rank. I would really like to call my brother and tell him I got it first.
Kendo lessons have been going well. I'm rather surprised by the interest and enthusiasm from the masters and other butlers. If anyone else wants to participate, Yukimura-sama has given me Thursday afternoons for the lessons. Everyone is doing well. I have just a few notes though.
Fuji Yuuta: use your legs more; try not to be so afraid to hit your brother
Fuji Syuusuke: try not to coddle your brother; practice your stance
Yanagi Renji: you need to build up your arm muscles
Saeki-sama: you're doing fine
Tezuka-sama: you're also doing well
Ryoma-sama: the shinai is not like a tennis racket, you can't swing it like one; also, pick a hand and stick to it, switching is not allowed
Since the weather is turning colder, I thought I would bring out my Greek cookbook. I've succeeded in making a batch of baked stuffed apples for Yukimura-sama. I have another dozen. If anyone would like one, please let me know and I'll properly wrap them and bring them by. They are best served warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, but to each their own.
I've brought all the plants away from the windows and set them on various shelves and tables. Thankfully I was able to procure some low intensity lights to mimic sunlight so that the flowers can keep blooming. I've already repotted the violet twice. It's doing quite wonderful.
Private
I hope I am closer to S-rank. I would really like to call my brother and tell him I got it first.