週末に何をしたかについて話してみよう

I went to a dog cafe with my husband. The dog cafe has around 10 Mameshiba dogs. Customers can stay there for up to 30 minutes, and the cafe limits how many people can enter at a time and a day. Customers need to buy tickets that day in advance, but the tickets are sold on that day. A cafe service person was arrogant, and the woman warned us as if she trained dogs. I replied, "Bowwow."

The cafe has a standing signboard that says, "Don't stand in line before the cafe opens, not to disturb neighbor shops." We killed time at a Seven-Eleven store right across there, and we went to stand in front of the cafe a few minutes before opening time. She slapped the standing signboard onto the ground before us without saying anything. We should have been punctual. Still, the disciplined service woman should have said at least, "Excuse me." We can understand the words. Anyway, my husband has been smiling from ear to ear since he saw dogs.

That was our first visit there. Those dogs were cute but much more active than I expected, and they scared me sometimes by barking and running around. I liked one dog there that was isolated and calm like a cat. He liked still sitting in the corner of the room. I'm as calm as a cat, so energetic animals, including human beings, frighten me. The best part is that my husband was delighted. He hardly always expresses his feelings, so he seemed bored there. However, his smile in pictures, one I have never seen, tells me he enjoyed the time.