I’ve been reusing #Hipstamatic over the holiday break and noticed I’ve managed a #PhotoADay for the whole of January so far. So let’s try #Project365… #Peale #StandardFlash
I’m trying to unpack but the cat doesn’t care about that.
On a completely different note… it’s strawberry season!
#melbourne
sigh I was so proud of myself the other day for writing over 5K words in a day. I thought I’d finish my 50K words today.
Alas, Black Friday weekend fever caught up with me and I spent the whole day out shopping.
#nanowrimo #nanowrimo2023 #nano2023
Whew, finally hit 45K words. It was real touch-and-go there with my dismal daily word count mid-week, but I rallied and pulled through.
Although if you look at my daily word count history, you can see I’m not a very consistent writer to begin with; over 3K one day, then only a few hundred a couple days later.
#nanowrimo #nanowrimo2023 #nano2023
Twelve days in and I’m a little over 23K words. My daily word count over the last few days has not been impressive and I’ve been eating away at the margin I’ve given myself earlier on in the month.
I definitely need to get back in the groove.
#nanowrimo #nanowrimo2023 #nano2023
Seven days in and over 16K words, let’s hope this keeps going in the same trajectory.
#nanowrimo #nanowrimo2023 #nano2023 #writing
We Made a Beautiful Bouquet, 2021 – ★★★★
This was a beautiful romance story that I hesitate to expand on lest I spoil the movie.
Just watching the two characters fall in love… and experience their relationship… it was just so lovely.
And the two characters are so very passionate about their likes and dislikes, which can be very relatable and fun to watch.
And Yet, You Are So Sweet, 2023 – ★★★★
A very sweet and cute movie.
It’s an adaptation of a manga series, which I haven’t read, but it has all the tropes you’d expect of a shoujo manga. This is not necessarily a bad thing, though some scenes that might look okay as a 2D, static drawing can be a bit cringy when acted out in live-action. There was certainly a lot of tittering in the cinema.
That said, still a very enjoyable movie; there’s definite buy-in for the relationship of the two main characters. And if you’ve ever had a crush on anyone before, the storyline is very very relatable.
The Lines that Define Me, 2022 – ★★★
Apart from one side actor’s over-acting, I think the movie was pretty good.
It was a pleasant movie that probably won’t take you for an emotional roller coaster ride, but was still interesting.
The artwork was all very pretty and the movie does a good job of making you interested in suibokuga and appreciating the art form.