Writing things down

On the matter of the blorbos in your head, here's a piece of advice you might want to follow or disregard completely: you don't have to let them out.

THE TAGS MAKE SENSE NOW.

I took care of a few layout quirks on the blog, mostly stuff you won't notice like font sizes.

Despite writing very little in here, I've got a lot to say.

At the beginning of this year, as soon as it came out for the West, I've tried out the Hobonichi App to do some light journaling without ever stopping writing on paper.

Spent the whole month writing every day on here, but I've also done other stuff as well.

Today marks the last day of "Let's write every day on this blog for a whole month"!

As I've mentioned a couple of times before1, I'm slowly setting up a system to organize my stuff, mostly digital but also analog.

This morning I finally made coffee for my wife after a long time1, using my brand new kettle for a drip brew.

Some people might know already, but last month I finally caved in and bought a gooseneck kettle to upgrade my coffee brewing setup (which consisted of a normal electric kettle used by pouring very carefully): it's this CHiATO flowPLAY.

AKA I wish I lived like a monk, but in order to do that I have to be that monk.

A game I've had lots of fun making music for1 came out today, and it got me thinking about the pre-production process.

Boku no Natsuyasumi 2 makes me melancholic about summer, again.

Sounds familiar?

Playing Boku no Natsuyasumi 2 lately, which is set on a seaside town, is reminding me of how nice the sea at night is.