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These two sites specializing in smartphone apps are easy to view and convenient when looking for apps on sale. ・APPLION It's organized into new recommendations and one-time purchase sales, making it easy to browse. The app introduction headings take up only 4 lines, so they don't waste space and are easy to read. It also features recommended apps other than games, and the app search is finely categorized. ・Androidアプリセール情報 (Android App Sale Info) This site only introduces apps that are currently on sale. Each app has many images, making it easy to understand what kind of game it is. It's simple and easy to view, but involves a lot of scrolling. Games and tool apps are mixed together. It seems to update in near real-time, and it also updates simultaneously on X. Other major sites often cover console games and have a lot of game news, so it depends on your needs. They also compile lists of games that have ended service.

Pointless rambling For a while, I had this persistent, dull, and subtly uncomfortable stomach pain that finally made me go to the internal medicine clinic. I was like, 'It hurts~ the meds aren't working~ maybe we should do an endoscopy~' So I fasted, and on the day of the procedure, I went in, and... My stomach was surprisingly clean. That happened, and the doctor even praised me, saying 'Good job, that's great.' Well, I was pretty embarrassed, but my mental state was really bad back then, and I was taking various things, so I managed to convince myself that was the cause. Sometimes, when one thing becomes clear, it helps to sort out my thoughts a bit. But I also often end up pushing myself by using something as an excuse to do nothing. So even now, I sometimes think, 'I wish I had gone to the hospital sooner.' Patience might be important rationally, but taking care of myself is also crucial, right? So if my body is struggling, I should call an ambulance or rely on someone I can trust. If I feel like I'm bothering others, I'll remember the Indian teaching of 'forgiveness for others' (I'll talk about this another time). I want to live by this principle. I'm all for adopting good teachings from foreign cultures ✌︎ (The picture is of healing green)

The Cool Ice Bar from Akagi Nyugyo that they sold at the drugstore Cosmos was seriously delicious and made me smile so much, happy!＼＼\ꐕ ꐕ ꐕ//／／It's sweeter, more minty, and a bit icier than Super Cup, so it pairs well with coffee too. It also has a good amount of chocolate chunks that give it a satisfying crunch. Getting this for around 70 yen is GUILTY.

I wake up multiple times in the middle of the night and can't sleep at all until morning. I don't feel well in the morning and have no appetite to the point where I can't think of anything I want to eat, but since I'm hungry, I force myself to eat. Then about 30 minutes later, I get stomach pain so bad I break out in a cold sweat. I really wish this would stop. It's excruciating pain every time, to the point where I momentarily consider calling an ambulance, and I feel unwell for a while afterward, which is a problem.

I'm currently using a Paul Smith wallet and looking to get a new one. I've been trying to find this same shape (bi-fold wallet) from other brands, but it seems like they're non-existent, which is a bummer. Paul Smith and Vivienne Westwood have always had this style, so I've been rotating between those two brands. I thought I'd try looking for other brands occasionally, but even when I go to department stores, I can barely find any. Even if I disregard the brand name, I still can't find them. I kind of imagined department stores would be like a hub for patterns when it comes to miscellaneous goods like umbrellas, but I guess that's not the case? Plus, I'm also looking for a clasp (gamaguchi) type, and when you consider the fabric and design, the options narrow down even further, and I feel like I'm shooting myself in the foot~ Aaargh. On the contrary, why do these two brands even offer them? Are they gods?? Both originated in the UK. Paul Smith, in particular, has several types, which I personally find very considerate. They also have watches, and the designs are super cute too. For Vivienne, I like the ethnic patterns, and the colors in the cool tones are stunningly beautiful. It's not that I necessarily want high-end brands, but speaking of which, I also like Gucci's designs overall, so I wish they'd offer something similar. It costs nothing to wish, hehe.

I saw a video on X and is Asuka going to be ruined? Huh?? Is there no salvation for this? My heart is pounding like crazy? What did I just watch? And is it that their neural circuits are connected? Are they linked? Is it a vehicle like Aquarion? Only question marks are popping up. Also, the voice actor was so good I wondered who it was, and it turned out to be the person who voices Kazuha. Like. But I also saw something that looked like she was alive, and when I went to Wikipedia-sensei to find out more, it was too long so I closed it ֊ ̫ ֊ I'll read it someday, Asuka... In Orphenz too, the protagonist dies and allies are constantly being wiped out, and robot series are pretty ruthless. Plus, the protagonist is usually a kid, do they have no hearts? It's ruthless, but it's also kind of sad to learn about the reality of war through anime. It's tough seeing children being used. Well, Gundam series and Eva shouldn't be compared, because fighting humans (?), and fighting monsters are very different situations. I thought Asuka was the type to survive, though.

Origin: Vergissmeinnicht (German) Forget-me-not 勿忘草 (Myosotis) Color Flower Don't forget me I suddenly remember these emotional things in the middle of the night.

I went to Costco for the first time in about a month and a half. I went there aiming for the new Shrimp Ultimate Roller and Shine Muscat Mochi & Rice, but the mochi was more expensive than I thought, so I gave up. However, I was craving fruit, so I put Cotton Candy (grape flavor) in my cart. I usually try to keep it under 10,000 yen when I go alone... so I ended up putting in my usual items and some new things, and ended up skipping the new items lol. Well, I did buy rice, but what did I even go there for? Still, it's really nice that the parking lot is empty after the weekday evening. Costco's indoor parking has a ramp-like thing on the upper floors that shows whether it's full or not, which is super convenient even from a distance. I wish other places would adopt it too.

Drank it for the first time in a while, it's delicious. I think Pepsi tastes better when the carbonation has faded, you can drink it even when it's a bit warm, and I like that artificial, herbal, medicine-like flavor that's clearly bad for you. Pepsi's carbonation is strong enough that it's good even with less fizz, so the best way to drink Pepsi is to pour it into a glass before chilling, let it sit for a while, then add ice. Cola is even sweeter than Pepsi, just purely sweet with carbonation that's too fine. It feels like 'soft carbonation'. The fact that you can still drink it even when it's diluted by ice means it has a significant amount of syrup, and Melon Soda feels like it has the same or even more syrup added. And I think cola and Pepsi would also be delicious with herbs added. It's personal preference, but it would probably taste similar to a throat lozenge. I once had an original cocktail? made with whiskey, honey, and herbs, and it was incredibly delicious, so I learned that herbs can be a great accent. Well, none of these are things you'd drink every day, though I want to. That devilish combination of soda and junk food is the best, isn't it? Sleeping soundly while others are working is the best, food eaten with someone else's money tastes great, and the unhealthier the food, the better it is to binge on.

Sei Shōnagon's 'The Pillow Book' is quite outspoken and amusing. It's amazing how you can tell she has a strong, clear personality just from her writing, not just competitive. She must have had a lot of education too. Besides 'Spring is the Dawn,' her descriptions of scenery are skillful, and she writes things like 'this is not beautiful' or 'I hate this kind of guy.' I like the part about 'Terrible Things' because it sounds so annoying and sticky, but even worse is 'The Imperial Cat Who Served Upstairs.' It makes me think humans are too beastly, like little dogs 😭. But it's a good passage to glimpse human arrogance and selfishness. All thanks to the dog. Then, after reading this, when you read 'Delightful Things' and 'Beautiful Things,' you see she's a very lovely and humane person. She's happy when she's praised or favored, or when she can help her superiors, but she's also happy when someone she likes is praised, as if it were her own achievement. She's happy she could win a competition against a man, and happy when an acquaintance fully recovers from illness ( ◜𖥦◝ ). It's cute how toddlers and baby birds each move as they please. The tools for the hina dolls, which are cute no matter what they do, are also cute. Everything small is cute ( ◜𖥦◝ ). That's the vibe. It's surprising she likes children and observes them so much, but given her position, she probably had quite a few opportunities to interact with them.