Somtimes, when I step on a stranger’s shadow, I feel really guilty. Especially when I step on their head or chest shadow…
It’d be fun if I could tickle people through their shadow though.
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If I ever have to run away in the ocean, I hope I’d be as elegant as a coconut octopus.
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I tend to like animals whose sitting poses are cute, like panda bear, puppies, hedgehogs, littel kids..
http://www.midtennpc.com/Jim/temp/dc/bear.jpg
When I see ants moving quickly to their destinations/home, I’m always tempted to erase some of their pheromone (?) on their path or peel parts of the floor/wall and reconstruct the pathway.. I’ve found rubbing off the pathway by fingers doesn’t work that well. Water works a bit better but alcohol is the worst for ants.
I really shouldn’t do these..
Green tea tastes fishy when it’s lukewarm but not when it’s really hot or cold.
I’m not complaining either way.
Weak wireless cards blink at me, saying: “your FAT thighs are in my way..”
How rude..
Really really old m&m cookies.
Not really. These are really really old relic pieces found in one of the oldest burial hills in Japan, containing beads and other jewerly balls.
I wear either glasses or contact lenses almost all day. When other people wear my glasses, their face almost always shows this painful expression as if they are about to throw up.
I tried walking outside without either of them. I got sleepy because I usually take off my glasses right before I go to bed. I tried to overcome the sleepiness and “see” the world through just my own lenses. I noticed one thing; I felt like I was actually in reality. It seemed like I could feel everything breathe and move around me even though i couldn’t see. I felt their presence a lot closer than usual.
I’ve been wondering why and I think I know why. It’s because when I don’t have my glasses, the only way I can see things clearly is through screens – If I get close to a camera screen or a computer screen, I can see things that are far away even though in reality, they are blurry. I see things clearly only when there is something between the scene and me.
I feel like Japanese monks are pyromania. They love setting big things like temples and mountains on fire on festival occasions.
http://www.asahi.com/national/update/0301/034.html
This should come with a headline “a 1000 year old temple caught on fire and burnt to ash” but instead, they talk about this spectacular spring festival.