My favorite phrase is, to leave a small mark on the world
Breakfast is the Anpei mochi a junior gave me. When I just raise my blood sugar with sweets to get by, it's usually a crisis.
It seems two years ago, I was also being chased by assignments until late at night, fighting off sleepiness.
First period (part-time job) where I felt like I'd lose consciousness even while standing
Second period (class) where I would have naturally said hello to dreamland if I had been sitting
Third period (free block) where I couldn't sleep because I had an assignment due at 3:00 PM
And fourth period (part-time job again)
It seems I was locked in the kitchen last year.
And this year.
Dosanko soul food, Tonden.
A flyer I saw at a hamburger shop in Maruyama.
If you read it as 'there is a cat on the square bread,' you are a true Dosanko.
Yes, I went back home for some business.
On the day I was returning, New Chitose Airport had heavy snow, and the flight schedule was devastated. Flights two ahead of mine were canceled, so I was on edge, but the flight I was on flew as promised.
However, what happens if a flight scheduled to arrive at Itami at 8:00 PM is delayed by an hour and a half?
—You can't land because the airport operating hours (9:00 PM) have passed.
Therefore, all passengers were forcibly transported to Kansai International Airport.
I managed to catch the last Haruka express to Kansai Airport, but I missed the last connecting train to Maibara. In the end, I didn't arrive at Minami-Kusatsu until 12:30 AM.
Also, I was in the deck the whole time for a club LINE call meeting, so I didn't sit in the reserved seat I had gone to the trouble of booking at all. Give me back my 1530 yen.
From there, I went to sleep at 3:00 AM for a seminar presentation, struggled to submit an assignment due at 12:00 PM the next day, and then went to the club. Once I got home and submitted the assignment, my physical battery died. Tomorrow, I have class starting from the first period.
……Somehow, I'm doing the same thing every year.
Perhaps I will spend my whole life fighting something or someone, or trying to understand them deeply, and struggling to convey that. Until the end of time.