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7/4/2025, 2:38:10 AM
Feb 20 2002
Even if normal people are all dried out at this time of year, when spring comes, they blossom. But I'm a starved tree, and even if I'm given water, no blue flowers will blossom. I can't feel honestly happy about Satoya Tae's bronze medal, I'm more worried that Uemura Aiko is feeling defeated, for showing us that beautiful air all the while but eventually coming to nothing. When I see that Fuji Television are celebrating it, I feel bad, and even the announcer that I liked, Uchida Kyouko, is calling her "Tae", and sure, you might belong to the same company, but please separate public and private! That was what I was thinking with my frayed heart.
That reminds me, I watched "Wasabi". You're still misunderstanding it, Besson. Roughly speaking, the story of the movie is that Jean Reno goes sightseeing in Japan, and then he goes home. That kind of movie.
Even if normal people are all dried out at this time of year, when spring comes, they blossom. But I'm a starved tree, and even if I'm given water, no blue flowers will blossom. I can't feel honestly happy about Satoya Tae's bronze medal, I'm more worried that Uemura Aiko is feeling defeated, for showing us that beautiful air all the while but eventually coming to nothing. When I see that Fuji Television are celebrating it, I feel bad, and even the announcer that I liked, Uchida Kyouko, is calling her "Tae", and sure, you might belong to the same company, but please separate public and private! That was what I was thinking with my frayed heart.
That reminds me, I watched "Wasabi". You're still misunderstanding it, Besson. Roughly speaking, the story of the movie is that Jean Reno goes sightseeing in Japan, and then he goes home. That kind of movie.
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