Something like a diary for October 21, 2025 #SomethingLikeADiary

This morning's walk was a bit chilly. I listened to "Kuuki Kaidan no Odoriba." Along the way, they played a new song released in September by The Cro-Magnons called "Carburetor ni Hitoshizuku," so I walked briskly to the beat just during that track. It gave me energy. Walking along the river, I saw ducks migrating. There were only a few of them so far. They will gradually increase in number and become quite numerous by midwinter. I returned home to mow the garden and prepare for planting green onions.
Yesterday was my first morning shift, and I returned home just after noon. After lunch, I thought I would take a short nap, but a mysterious headache started, and I couldn't sleep. I lay down and blankly watched some recorded programs I had piled up. I had a few episodes of Book Stand TV recorded, so I watched two of them. A bookshelf was visible in the frame, and I noticed Asakusa Kid's "Hongyo 2024" on it—perhaps a gesture of kindness from Hara Kanto-kun?
In the episode featuring Mama Tarte, Oozuru Himan highly praised Ryo Asai's "Seiyoku." I haven't really picked up anything by Ryo Asai, but maybe I should give it a try. Also, Oozuru Himan introduced a student comedy duo called "Anata to Ne" as a future prospect. Apparently, they won the King of Conte Under 5 competition despite being amateurs. I immediately searched YouTube and watched one of their sketch videos. It was funny. But they already have the skill of veterans. Their channel subscriber count today is 1,600. I'm sure that will keep growing.