Mugicha

I took two lessons with teacher N today.

We talked about so many things, and I took a nap after the lesson, so I didn't memorize correctly.

I remember she asked me about this weekend.
I answered that I'll visit the beauty salon to get my hair cut and hair-dyed. She told me a new word for "pixie."
I was not familiar with this word.
She showed me an image picture of that.
It was called short-cut in Japan, but I prefer pixie because sounds cool.

Talking about short-cut, I used to have a short-hair during summer and have a long-hair during winter, but I have "pixie" all year long recently.

We also talked about Japanese "mugicha."
Many Japanese like that, but I'm not.
Before I was pregnant with my son, I could drink "mugicha," but during pregnancy, I got to dislike it and don't like it that much still now.
"mugicha" is known as a noncaffeine drink and has a lot of nutrition, for example, minerals, sodium, potassium, and so on.
Because of these reasons, "mugicha" is known as suitable for avoiding heatstroke.

I took two lessons, but I can't remember what we talked besides.