Your Daily Dose of Fun and Fascination!
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Sausalito and the Golden Gate Transit Bus
Even finding the bus stop is a challenge since signs are scarce, and when you do find it, the bus takes its sweet time to arrive.
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Home Sweet Home
I found a place in Pacific Heights. Just a short walk and I could gaze at the ocean. Though I dislike hills, I ended up in one of the highest areas in San Francisco. Life’s full of surprises.
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2022, My Personal Rankings
To carve out a unique identity, it’s crucial to repeat features so that the indifferent public can recognize them, but that often leads to criticisms of dullness and stagnation. Yet, once you’re gone, audiences tend to be forgiving. Art is truly challenging.
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Positive, Then What?
But hey, time heals all things. The day after my release, still feeling like an outsider, I grabbed a book I had ordered during my quarantine and stepped outside. The cool breeze brushing against my face was refreshing. I thought of going somewhere far to finish the book. 🌬️
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House Hunting
I don’t usually have a sweet tooth, but I went in and ordered a cupcake with organic iced coffee. For the first time since arriving here, I pulled out a book I carried daily but never opened.
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Praise
My friend was frustrated because their laptop kept showing weird messages and rebooting. Luckily, they managed to capture the message, so we could tackle it together.
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Are You Living Well?
The drama’s subtitle is ‘A Husband’s Kitchen Diary Preparing Meals for His Departing Wife.’ It’s based on an essay by the same name, which is actually the real story of the writer Kang Chang-rae.
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Covid-19 Diary
I took a COVID test kit, and it came back negative. I had it lying around, so why not? But I really didn’t think it was COVID. I’ve held out for three years.
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Phone Setup
Setting up the phone was urgent. Without internet access outside, finding my way, hunting for a place to live, and even grabbing a meal and returning to the hotel was tough.
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Grown-Up
When I was young, everything seemed crystal clear. I thought I could definitely tell right from wrong, and with that measure, I was unashamed of myself.
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