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    * In my calendar, I'm continuing November's practising the different ways of the thick tea container (茶入飾 and 盆点, as well as 炭).    * In my calendar, I'm continuing November's practising the different ways of the thick tea container (茶入飾 and 盆点, as well as 炭).
  
-===Season===+===Things to do!===
    * ゆず is in season, and it's common on the winter solstice to take a ゆず bath.    * ゆず is in season, and it's common on the winter solstice to take a ゆず bath.
    * ゆべし is also something to do this season, then you can serve it as 八寸 in March.    * ゆべし is also something to do this season, then you can serve it as 八寸 in March.
 +   * Also, it's a good time to start candying salsify (or ごぼ, if you have it) for the New Years.
  
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-===和菓子=== 
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-   * 主菓子 by Sen: //Kazabana// (snowflake) sweets. Gently falling snowflakes resemble flower petals being scattered by the wind. A steamed sweet filled with red-bean paste and stamped with the design of a snowflake. 
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-   * 干菓子 by Sen: //Yukiwa// (snowflake) sweets. Sugar cakes pressed into the form of snowflakes. LOWER LEFT: Sasamusubi (bamboo-grass knot) sweets. Along mountain paths in the winter, bamboo grass can be seen beneath the snow. These sugar cakes are shaped and colored to resemble leaves of bamboo grass tied in knots. 
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