What the breathalyzer taught me when it started speaking French

I'm in the middle of writing my travelogue, but there's something I just have to write about.

Since yesterday or the day before, I've been writing,

"I want a future where French people whisper love to me clearly all day long."

And then,

today at work, the breathalyzer connected to my computer started speaking French, haha.

I almost never go out by car, but today happened to be a day I had to go out, so I used it.

I was so surprised! And even though it was a woman's voice, I was happy to hear French.😂

The other employees were also surprised, saying, "This is the first time it's ever started speaking French!"

If my wish? can come true this quickly,

I think I'll make sure to wish for things more accurately.😊

I want to live surrounded by kind words and a warm atmosphere, filled with happiness and peace of mind.

May the world be filled with love and may war disappear.
Peace is better.

Alright! Sounds good!

And after I published this, I set it back to draft and went cherry blossom viewing by myself on the way home from work.

What I thought about while cherry blossom viewing was,

If someone whispered words of love to me 24/7, I'd probably get bored...

That was it.

"I get it, but don't you have any dreams or goals of your own?"

I feel like I might end up asking something like that.

I believe that what you want to say to others is what you want to say to yourself.

Maybe it was an unexpected French phrase meant to make me realize sooner that that isn't my dream. (Overthinking it)

How strange! Haha.

▼ Continued: The story about how it wasn't French, but Russian