John really had his moment to shine this week! The ending was sick. Also, when Edward was feeling himself playing the piano, I found his surprise and coming back down to earth when the bird came to give him a warning to be really funny for some reason, even though it was just a little thing.
The way this manga just rolls from one chapter to the next is interesting. It’s quite different from other manga I’ve read. It also makes it so that I accidentally get a preview of next week’s reading when I find myself on the first page of it. The preview this time had me saying “Uh, what’s going on there?”
Somehow I completely missed seeing all comments between my last two posts.
I’ll get that schedule fixed right away. Thanks!
Clearly that’s one disadvantage of my new script that automates the thread-building for me: I’m not spending nearly as much time as I used to on putting everything together, so I’m less likely to notice such a mistake!
Edit: Found the culprit. I need to update my automation script to catch/warn on this situation!
I'm still finishing up trying to reach "version 1.0", but the idea is:
You fill out some book information, including the weekly schedule.
With a few clicks, a vocabulary sheet populates all the tabs you need.
With one click, you have the text to paste in for your volume/book home thread.
With one click, you have your text to paste for the weekly thread/reply.
Here are some posts I did on it, but keep in mind that the older they are, the more likely they are to have changed in appearance and functionality since then:
Everything lives in an HTML file, a CSS file, and some Javascript files. The Javascript is used to manipulate the HTML page in the browser window and can save/load to the browser’s local storage. (Optionally, one can save/load with JSON files.) It can also generate a Google AppsScript macro for populating a vocabulary sheet.
This week’s material will span two weeks. “Week 5” will shift over to January 7th.
Hopefully, this will help everything keep caught up, or catch up a little if needed, without worrying about holiday plans cutting into that oh-so-important reading time!
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