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  • Favorite Maze

    Favorite Maze

    It’s been a long time since I’ve bookmarked sites to revisit later. 📚 No matter how well-organized they are, once they pile up, finding anything becomes a treasure hunt. Plus, the content at those bookmarked locations often isn’t my responsibility, so older pages frequently end up in the digital abyss.

  • Heatwave

    Heatwave

    Way back in the day in Singapore, I remember getting caught in a sudden downpour and buying an umbrella at a nearby convenience store. As I stepped out, the sun was shining so brightly, it was as if the rain had never happened. I thought, ‘Wow, places like this exist,’ but now it’s our local…

  • Things That Tick Me Off

    Things That Tick Me Off

    That’s not a job, it’s pure gold! 🤑 Sure, there might be hard parts, but I don’t even want to hear about them because even those seem like enviable problems. Watching that friend makes my life feel so small and boring.

  • I Just Can’t Stop Typing

    I Just Can’t Stop Typing

    Lately, I’ve been on a keyboard shopping spree. And now, all I want to do is type, type, and type some more. Honestly, the keyboard I have at work feels so good that I can’t resist pounding away on it. I find myself wanting to get to the office early (though I’m always late), and…

  • Inside Out 2 Wasn’t My Thing

    Inside Out 2 Wasn’t My Thing

    I remember being absolutely enchanted by Inside Out 1. The whimsical idea that independent entities control our emotions and that these dynamics determine how we express our feelings—it’s a bold and unscientific imagination. But the plot was so intricately woven that despite the biological inconsistencies, I was utterly absorbed in the story.

  • Diary 2024-07-06

    Diary 2024-07-06

    Recently, I patiently watched ‘Dark Matter’ on Apple TV for a solid 9 weeks. Nine weeks ago, I was interested in quantum mechanics, so I watched the first episode without hesitation when it was released. It was a drama about the multiverse, and I have to admit it was quite intriguing at first.

  • Diary 2024-06-29

    Diary 2024-06-29

    Yesterday at the Tokyo Dome, during the NewJeans fan meeting, Hani did a cover of an iconic 80s Japanese hit, Seiko Matsuda’s ‘Blue Coral Reef’. 🌊 I wasn’t familiar with the song, but the performance was so refreshing that I ended up watching it multiple times. It grew on me, and now I find myself…

  • Life’s Unfair

    Life’s Unfair

    Sometimes, with a look that screams ‘life’s unfair,’ you just stand in front of me, not moving a muscle and staring intensely. It’s like you’ve got so much to say, but those words just can’t find their way out. No barking, no nudging, just silently staring like a statue. Hmm… mmm… mmm… It feels like…

  • The Wonders of Modern Medicine

    The Wonders of Modern Medicine

    The doctor diagnosed me way too easily after just a quick look 👀. Shouldn’t they ask a few more questions? I once discovered that you can close the cap of a disposable eye drop container, so I used one for three days.

  • ‘Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage’ and the Basics of the Author

    ‘Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage’ and the Basics of the Author

    I’m the type to mercilessly set aside books that don’t grab me, almost a dropout enthusiast. Sometimes, I wonder if I read just to find books to abandon! My meter’s always maxed out to the right, and I’ve never been the kind to think, ‘Maybe it’ll get better’ with warm optimism. That’s what makes Haruki…

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