Already doubled my book target this year! Hoping I can get a few more shorter ones in before the end of the year.

Great video from Dungeon Chill about an old Japanese only ps1 game. Warning: it’s around 4 and a half hours long. I really hope this game gets a translation patch.

Spent all day inside again!

Updated my about page.

Waiting for this sim card adapter is going to kill me. I guess that’s what I get for trying to use an ancient phone. Started reading Flower Factory again, hope I can get through it without dropping it this time - beautiful book but it drags on towards the end.

Men Without Women Ranked

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  1. Samsa in love
  2. Men without women
  3. Scheherazade
  4. An independant organ
  5. Kino
  6. Yesterday
  7. Drive my car

American Style Pancakes

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A classic pancake recipe.

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Watching ‘Haibane Renmei’ - interesting so far. Great character design by Yoshitoshi Abe (Serial Experiments Lain, NieA under 7) and reminds me of Kino’s Journey, one of my all time favourites.

My phone just died on me (not cool) so I’m gonna be moving to a dumbphone for a while. A small ereader would compliment it nicely, I’ll probably grab the xteink x4 that just released, it’s a good deal for how portable the device is. Apparently small ereaders have become a lot more popular in China so we might see a hisense touch competitor soon.

Information Age Idiot

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Hark! For I will never come again. My mission is pressing and it tells me of everything, all the time. It makes me spin plates on my fingers and on each of them Aquinas directs angels to the head of a pin. We can talk, if you’d like, about anything as long as we both know it’s not really happening, nothing’s ever happening and we laugh and we cry and we all say the same things. These things we know to be true because we knew them so, and when people came to us knowing these things they gave us arguments and cases and agreed with us, knowing that we knew it was so. And when we come across someone who does not yet know they smile and say ‘I did not know!’ and we smile too, because now we know that they know.

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