Thank you everyone for your hard work this week.
I wonder if all the students are getting excited about graduation soon.
A while ago, my friends and I were playing around with each other bringing our own "50 things to be careful of when you're a student" and trying to think of "100 things to be careful of when you're a student." In my notes, I found one that I thought was perfect, so I've excerpted it here.


Here it is.
"It's better to speak loudly"!!!


As adults, we generally don't speak loudly. (Prejudice)
If you don't speak as loudly as possible during club activities, you won't be able to speak loudly when the time comes, so it's a good idea to turn off the voice limiter for a while.
Another similar saying is, "You'll never sing in a choir again, so you might as well enjoy it," so everyone, enjoy your graduation ceremony.


Well, I've been listening to the radio and podcasts a lot since I started living alone. It's been about five years now.
This is one of the things we've been saying we should talk about properly next time. Do you all have a favorite radio show?

I listen to it every week
"Now it's time to sleep," "Sunday Heaven," and "Nobuyuki Sakuma's All Night Nippon 0"
I also like and listen to "Mononoke Radio Musou," "Easy Project," "Urai's Pillow," and "Rocket Man Show (plus too)."
(I've omitted the long names, sorry.)
I also regularly check out comedians' radio shows and podcasts.


I haven't mentioned any specific names up until now, but when I talk about things like this, people look at me like, "Oh wow, you're into that kind of thing." Maybe you've had that experience too, when you tell people about the music you like.
It's tough when the things you love are exposed to that kind of criticism. That's why I'm so happy to be able to share my passion in a little more private sukima like this. Thank you.


When we were talking about radio,
Back then, I used to listen to All Night Nippon late at night while doing my university work.
If you say, "I like Gen Hoshino and Masaki Suda's All Night Nippon,"
I was once laughed at and told, "You like handsome guys on radio, don't you?", and was left wide awake.
Is that person doing well now?

Oh, there's nothing wrong with keeping these itchy feelings inside you.
The shape is just right for rolling around on stiff heads and pressing acupressure points.
Maybe the devil is a little ugly, so when the devil wins he has a flushed look on his face, as if to say "I did it" or "I said it."
We need to remain calm and watch closely to see what happens.
I'm sure you'll feel embarrassed. (How mean!)

I'm not a moralist or a kind person, so I can't accept and support everyone. I can only say "Do as you like, I'll do as I like" every day, really.


Oh yeah
There's a crosswalk about four steps wide near my house, and people are divided into those who ignore the traffic lights and those who obey them.
People who ignore traffic lights proceed without hesitation, but people who obey traffic lights stop steadily.
Among them, there are people who initially keep to the traffic light, but then get lured by someone ignoring the traffic light from behind, and after waiting for about two seconds, start walking.
Could those two seconds be the time when the angel and the devil are arguing in your head? (Quick chat)



Recently I read Yasutaka Tsutsui's "Oedipus's Lover."
Okay, please don't open it, just read it from the beginning...
...Also, I'm reading "Sukima," a new work by Gao Yan, author of "Green Song."

Previously, he was in charge of the music video for the song "If a War Occurs Tomorrow" by Regal Lily. The setting is Taiwan and Okinawa, but we have decided to go to Taiwan (the day after tomorrow or something) and Okinawa this year, so I was reading it thinking that it was a strange connection.


When I go on a trip and then find a story set in that place,
It's common to find yourself thinking, "Wow, I wish I'd known that before I went."
So I'll tell everyone first.


The temperature changes have been drastic recently so please take care of yourself.
see you.


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