Let me tell you about sugared donuts

Let me tell you about my bus stop. It is someone's driveway.

Not even the driveway, though, just the part where the sidewalk has to dip down to meet the road. It's kinda lame, and kind of annoying seeing as there's a for real bus stop maybe thirty feet away. But uh, I don't really wanna shift over and then have my Elvis-loving bus driver get all weird with me (not that he isn't already. Did I mention that he invited me out to lunch a little while ago? Because he did. It was creepy).

However, right across the street are two primo-supremo city sites that I am a big fan of. The first is A COOP, a small market. I go in there after school each day to get an apple, because apples are delicious. As soon as you go in, there's really cheesy midi music playing in the background, and periodically a recording of a man yelling "CHEAP! CHEEEEEAP! IT'S SO GODDAMN CHEAP DAMNIT, BUY SOMETHING!" Or at least that's all that I can understand of what he's saying. As rad as the music and yelling is, I usually just go in and out for my apple.

Right next door is a bakery that I finally went into this morning. I had been planning on going for a while, but for some reason I never decided to. It's a small bakery called "Languedoc", but while the sign up top says that, the text on the window says "Rangue Doc." It's a pretty impressive display of engrish. I'll get a picture of it soon. Anyway, this bakery has a bunch of really typical Japanese-western weirdo blend bread-things that most Japanese bakeries have. Mostly they're hot dog roll-y things with noodles or sausage or cheese or mayo or a weird combination of those things. Sometimes they look and sound really weird and kind of off-putting, but they're always delicious.

However, the most important thing about this bakery is that it has sugared donuts.
Sugared donuts
are
the
best.

I don't know why, but I haven't seen them anywhere in the US. I'm sure it's probably in my face all the time, but I never see them anyway. Urrybody has glazed stuff and frosted. All I want is some granulated sugar on my nut. That's all it is. But it is the most delicious donut ever (apart from tres leches, but I don't really even consider that a donut, it's like a mini-cake). The last time I had a sugared donut was back in the summer after freshman year when I went to Hong Kong, and now I can have them every morning until I get so fat that I can no longer walk to the bakery. But that'd be fine. I figure by that time, I would have gotten to know the people at the bakery well enough that they would set up some sort of delivery service for me. If not, I'll just send my little host brother out to get me a case of donuts each morning.

But seriously, I don't know if you guys really understand how happy I am that this place has sugared donuts. I got really excited after finding out, and I had to calm myself down so that I wouldn't weird out the bus people when I got on. And I made this post pretty much just so that I could tell you about the donut. Apples are alright and all that, but this donut, it is too good.