Ah... I misunderstood.
In my kindergarten-level Japanese understanding I thought と meant "and" but here it's supposed to mean "with".
So I thought Bunnygirl was the name of some food dish.
( "I want to eat curry *and* Bunnygirl" instead of "I want to eat curry *with* Bunnygirl" 😂😂😬🙈)
Good to know that grandparents say similar things everywhere 😅
#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=1440x1920&blurhash=_5HL9i-n01e-01%25LtR004%3AM%7CRjt6j%5Bay00%7EVof%3Fa_2s%3AM%7BENR%2BofWBaeR*s%3A01oz%5E*4%3AD%25E2xa%25LWBRkxuxuxuoKWE9aoIIp%252xZWCtRxuxas%2Cf5RjofM%7BRk%252%252Rl%25LRk&x=8cec7c376be1fc524dc67d01e7c34d635fcfc9b666e8d76000160e5944b0c0f0Thank you so much for posting the illustration also 😁 the line is very appropriate for a plate
Oh? I didn't know 😅
I haven't read Beatrice Potter books but watched the Peter Rabbit movie
Very minimalistic cool animation 🙌
nostr:npub1qn49n06hdwwyrtvdyymu2wx57jvhz7anmu20tgsdjjyae3zhwaxsjtl6rj さんからお勧め頂いた🙏、インドのローカルスナック。ジャガイモとひよこ豆の粉からできた Aloo Bhujia。豆類、ちょっと甘みがある色々入った物もある。食べ始めると止まらない系。
小腹満たしによいが、インドで休肝中の身にはマサラとか辛味でビールが恋しくなるところが問題。
ばらまき用のお土産にも(一袋₹10から)。 
Thank you for trying Bhujia snacks ( savoury/spicy snacks are also called 'namkeen') & it can be addictive 😅
They're sometimes used as accompaniments to alcohol, but the bars tend to overcharge for them 😬
This is taking building in public to a different level 😅
Today when I checked Amethyst had 100000 installs - that's only on Play Store.
Some people install from Obtainium or Fdroid, so it will actually be more