Yama.

How I prepared for Mizuki’s graduation concert this A.M. Wore this jersey! It don’t fit anymore, but I just had to.
卒業おめでとう!
そしてありがとうございます。
How I prepared for Mizuki’s graduation concert this A.M. Wore this jersey! It don’t fit anymore, but I just had to.
卒業おめでとう!
そしてありがとうございます。
I watched this video to figure out music. You see I am an old man who doesn’t follow what any of the kids listen to these days. I am no longer cool. So I feel like learning about the music from the last decade. All I learned was “hauntology.”
While I went to see Wicked Little Letters in the theater, I was just wanting to watch a movie. It was a movie to watch. That’s what I can say for it. I was the youngest person in the audience. I guess that was what happens when you pick a film that isn’t a superhero film or horror film, which seems to be only things coming out nowadays.
Hollywood is missing these type of smaller films. Something that has low stakes and a good story. Something that will make people come back to the theater to watch. I was just wanting to watch a movie and eat popcorn, so I ended up with this film.
It’s supposedly a true story from England at the turn of the last century. About some letters that riled up the countryside. Small stakes even though it was a national sensation at the time. I guess it satisfied that urge to just be in a darkened theater.
3 of 5 stars.
I watched Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire so long ago. This post is supposed to be a review or my thoughts on that film. I can’t. I forgot anything about the movie.
Wait. I vaguely remember something about freezing to death. Or was it being scared to death? Yeah something about that.
It turns out that even though I don’t remember anything. I’ll still give it a mediocre score.
3 of 5 stars.
Hope we all enjoyed that one. While only a partial eclipse where I live, it was nice to have an excuse to skip out of work!
What says Easter like a hot dog?
Hunh? You say it doesn’t? Well let me quote out the great Brett Urbacher: “Everybody likes a hot dog.”
Yamashita’s graduation song. Not sure what to make of it. Is disco back? Personally, I wanted something better for her. It didn’t happen. It’s an okay song, but has too much cringe worthy English parts. If it went without them, maybe it would’ve been better.
Do you know I buy a lot of books? Not sure if I read a lot of books, but I do buy a lot of books. Perhaps I need to get on and read them, but there’s a lot of books. What’s good? What’s bad? Dunno. There’s too many to read.
What’s a list of the great American novels for? Only to add them to your other books.
https://www.theatlantic.com/books/archive/2024/03/best-books-american-fiction/677479/
Sooner or later you’ll let me down.
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