I went back to the living room to find Jimmy rolling a joint, which I’d come to expect as part of his morning routine. The night before, he and I ha... sat down for a long talk where I’d delicately broken the news to him that I was moving out. To my surprise, Jimmy took it in stride, explaining that he had already been planning to move in with his girlfriend in a few weeks anyway. Fortunately, there were no hard feelings between us, especially when I stopped to consider who my new roommate was. "Time to dig in and partake of this lovely meal, and then we get to make plans. I will get on the internet and we can make a list of all the places we want to see, and see if we can come up with a plan for how we can do that. Okay?"I got nods in return, as both of the girls had their mouth's full of either sausage or eggs. We had a relatively quiet breakfast, as the girls wanted to finish up so we could map out our schedule. After I made sure the kitchen was clean, and dishes were put in the. (hugging the scroll) Oh, thank you, grandfather.Yahiko: Money-grubber.Kaoru: This calls for a celebration. Let's go have some sukiyaki!Yahiko (being restrained by Kenshin): You think being all humble is going to make it all right?!! The Meiji era of culture and enlightenment had many effects; the new era saw the introduction of various new kinds of foods. Among them was gyuunabe, or what is now called sukiyaki. It was something the ordinary people could afford to eat, which won great popularity. It continued for the first few minutes without stopping and then everything went quiet. I couldn't imagine what was going on so I just decided to ignore it believing it was a remnant of the end of my dream, although I couldn't remember having one. The next thing I heard was my Nan shouting me down for breakfast. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that, I've been living with my Nan for awhile, my granddad past away a year ago and she has had cancer recently so I've been looking after her. Plus it is.