September 26
26
total: 93/100
- カラフル (53 → 57% text)
September 27
27
total: 94/100
- カラフル (57 → 59% text)
September 28
28
total: 95/100108
- カラフル (59 → 61% text)
- カラフル (52 → 57% audio but was falling asleep again)
→ listening to audiobook has it’s benefits even if I’m sleepy - I had to figure out where I am in the story each time I woke up 
(yes, it was only a 18-minutes fragment and yet I managed to get several mininaps during that time 
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but I’m going to relisten to it once more.
→ officially changing my goal to 108, because I’m going to read every day anyway until I finish カラフル and catch up to the 授乳 book club
(…I hope 108 will be enough because I’m no longer sure. But I should have more free time at least for the next 2 weeks)
Why 108
The number the Buddhist temples’ bells ring in Japan at midnight on December 31st. I have a soft spot for that number since I learned as a teenager that’s why Death Note has 108 chapters.
I’m not very into its spiritual connotations, but it has a meaning of completion/end-of-old-start-of-new for me.
(but i’m aware it does have connotations in things aside Buddhism too)
How did I do that
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I actually wrote it up this morning, it was my entries from yesterday… I will write today’s either later or tomorrow 
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. And yes, caca is poop in Spanish too 
ただいま, Iwatobi <3
And he clearly feels guilty over it, even though he was taking such good care of it. And then the empty, “dead” water left in the tank reminds him of Haru not-quite-dying in the river, and he’s clearly still traumatized over that, too, and I just - someone give this poor sweet boy a hug. And he says nothing about any of this to anyone at the swim club, doesn’t even hardly let on that anything’s happened - he just seems so very alone in this little moment, burying his goldfish by himself in the yard.
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Mainly because of all the “science” babbling.
Day 21（9月 29日) 
since a friend yesterday asked me what a 晴れ男 is, and I had to explain
Very known fact is that it hosts one of the 4 Great 祭りs of Touhoku area, the 仙台七夕まつり:tanabata_tree:
(なるこおんせん) Naruko hot springs;
