Running for speed, home-made custard tart

Updated the weekday map somewhat, but removed the courses, since it's too much trouble to keep it updated. Instead I labeled more relevant landmarks.
Did the 1325 m around Meiji Jinguu Gaien in 6 min 10 sec, which bests my times from last week but is still not so fast. (Did I do a mile in 6 minutes in high school, when I was running a lot?)
Went down to Neues, which had the usual stuff and not what I was looking for (or I need to review), and Libertable, which had the Dahlia that I had had before, so I updated the Libertable post, now that I've confirmed what I had. Coming back meant going around the Akasaka Palace loop. Sort of winged it through the area west of there, taking the hills and half looping back, then taking another slope. I ran over an hour total.
At Libertable, I got a very buttery bread with potato (didn't find pieces, so maybe the flour), for 291 yen, which is high for a tiny bread (it's about 10 cm across, maybe) but okay. It was good.

I didn't get cake for two reasons. One is this:

the second third of the custard in a shell (one of two baked, although I have the dough ready for a third). The shell was a success, in that it holds custard, but since it is butter, flour, sugar, and one egg, it basically tastes like butter. I ate half of this at lunch and the second half with cherries at dinner. A lot of cherries (the second reason), because every year the company gives us 1 kg of already ripe cherries (if you get them shipped, they'll already have turned by the time that you get them, so I pick them up at work). Questioning whether the money could be better spent on something else is not appreciated, so it's cherries every year from the same place; don't consider how it affects the end-of-fiscal-year bonus.

My plan had been to make a banana rum tart tonight, but it was a late work day, so maybe tomorrow. I could substitute cherries, but I want to try the recipe reasonably by the book at least once. Tomorrow is rough weather, although it should mostly pass by the evening. We'll see if running is possible.