In Wonderland...

I'm sorry if you thought this was about Alice.

That would be a copyright infringement, wouldn't it? (Or wait, would it?)

Believe it or not!
I just got out of the shower, still have a towel wrapped around my head,
and I'm typing this without my glasses on.

I'm quite nearsighted, and I usually manage to see the world through my glasses, but right now I'm typing on my laptop with my naked eyes.
Fortunately (or unfortunately, I don't know), I'm decent at touch-typing, so I can type without looking at the keys.

When I type without my glasses, a strange sight unfolds before my eyes.

On the white screen of the note editor, as I move my fingers, black, blurry bands stretch out sluggishly. It's interesting. It's interesting, but I'm starting to worry if I'm typing correctly, since I can't see the characters at all.

I'm starting to worry, but it's interesting, so I'll keep going. (I'm looking forward to reading it back later to see how it turned out.)

Wonderland is everywhere on Earth.
For example, Japan, for example, America, for example, France.

There are places where news doesn't function as news.
If I were to seriously confront them and ask, 'Isn't it the job of the press to report things as they are?', I don't think I'd get a straight answer.

I feel like that's very similar to the current situation.
There are many things we know, but they don't come into clear focus.
The answer is in my heart, and I want to see it, but only blurry black bands keep stretching out.

Interesting, very interesting (I've become like Dr. Yukawa from Galileo).

Who knew that taking off my glasses would take me to Wonderland!

I'm sure there are typos and omissions. There must be weird conversions and missing characters too.

The things happening in the
Wonderland of the world

might be happening because of stories typed by a screenwriter who isn't wearing their glasses, just like this.

Since I've come this far, I might as well enjoy the typos.

After all,
this is my note space.

The title of this article is

'The Screenwriter Who Took Off Their Glasses in Wonderland'.

~~~~~~Afterword with glasses on~~~~~~

I'm surprised I managed to type it out quite properly!
There are a few omissions and some parts that weren't converted correctly,
but the meaning comes across, so I'll just leave it as is🎶
For the frontispiece, I had to put on my glasses to look for it🤣 That can't be helped, lol