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nilmandra

Weekly Photo #10: Baby rest

Mar 08, 2009 22:14

I came across this very thoughtful installation when I was at Tokyo Narita airport. It was a bit of a trial having to go to the toilet sometimes when one is at the airport, particularly if the toilet cubicles are not large enough to accommodate a trolley. I often have to just carry my bags into the cubicle one by one, and hope that the toilet ( Read more... )

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tinytin March 9 2009, 10:44:50 UTC

That's very cool. I usually go in the disabled toilets if it's just me and the kids somewhere, because they're always roomy.

nilmandra March 9 2009, 16:21:22 UTC

Yeah, I have noticed that many of the disabled toilets have baby change facilities in them too. The cubicle above is good for just one kid though. If you have more than one, disabled toilets are a better option.

volantra March 10 2009, 10:25:37 UTC

That is such a wonderful invention! They should have baby rests over here.

nilmandra March 12 2009, 03:41:50 UTC

The Japanese think of everything :)

vampyra1 March 11 2009, 02:30:02 UTC

Hiya nilmandra! i'm writing u a comment because i can't access messages on my work computer. :/

Just letting you know I send you your mold! It went airmail so it might get to you faster (boat from HI would take FOREVER).

Let me know if you get it safely!

nilmandra March 12 2009, 03:42:45 UTC

Hey thanks! I'll look out for it in the post. It would have been fine by ship, but thanks for the thought, it's very sweet of you :) I will let you know when it gets here.

auntyadele March 14 2009, 00:34:42 UTC

Sorry this os off topic, but I had a bento question that couldn't be posted cos I'm not a member.

Do u eat your bento hot or cold?

Megan also brings lunch everyday and our maid preps it for her. But nothing as appealing as yours, although the dishes are about the same. All about presentation eh?

nilmandra March 14 2009, 04:00:19 UTC

(Hmmm, I didn't realise that the community posting is for members only.) That's actually one of the most frequently asked questions ( ... )

auntyadele March 14 2009, 09:26:11 UTC

Do u cook yr food in the morning before packing? So it'll just cool naturally til lunchtime?

She brings an insulated jar now. Works ok.

nilmandra March 14 2009, 18:01:43 UTC

Food that I eat at room temperature, I would cook in the morning and pack for lunch that day. Bento to be eaten cold, or to be heated up in microwave just before lunch, I would pack them the night before and keep in the fridge overnight.