Workday

Tim Horton's had various Winnie the Pooh-themed snacks. The tigger snacks in the upper left looked good but have cheese. I remarked they should have been "Tiger Tiger" flavoured, and my American co-worker was unfamiliar with that. Turns out it is more of a Canadian thing.

I took this picture hoping to get a picture of the tiger tail pastry to the right of it, but some tasteless customer bought it before I could see it again. It didn't look good.

After I saw a hornet in the men's room about three weeks earlier, I came back and saw a hornet on the floor. At first I thought it was dead, but it was twitching. I wonder if it was the same one. It is possible the only step they took after the previous incident was to close the window. So I wonder if this hornet stayed hidden in the washroom and slowly starved or whatever. The thought that it could have been in there, hiding this whole time, is both kind of terrifying to me, and sad for the hornet.

K-budae. I had previously found a "K-Army stew," but this one is novel. Also, it came with a gochujang-based sauce that was better than other budae jjigae ramyeon products I'd had before.

I found an old guidebook from Canadian University Press that introduced some writing and editing tips based on Canadian Press style.