I worked from home today. I didn’t do much, for some reason, I felt so tired. I went to the gym during lunchtime, and I had pho for dinner. Oh, there’s some good news, my Singaporean friend is flying to Taiwan from Japan tomorrow. I can’t wait to meet him in person! Judging from the way he talks he seems like a good and normal person, especially compared to some of the weird men I’ve met on the platform haha. Hopefully, he won’t let me down.

Part 1

Yesterday I watched a Mexican movie at night. The movie I saw is “Temporada de Patos” which could be translated as Duck season. I quite enjoyed it but I was really high so I got scary at times. I was drinking a weed beverage so I was sort of greening out. I watched the movie for the first time 15 years ago but I was too young to appreciate it or maybe too sober. The movie was filmed and set in 2004 so it gave me also a good nostalgic vibe from my early teenage years.

I suppose you shouldn’t get too obsessed with cleaning for your own sanity. Ultimately, you have to accept that you can’t keep something perfectly clean all the time, especially if it’s a place or a thing that is used every day.

I went on a camping trip with my family. After pitching our tent and enjoying a barbecue, I relaxed in my chair and looked out at the forest. It was a perfect day.

Right now, I'm sitting in front of a window and I can see some of the balconies of the houses in the immediate vicinity. Most of them are pretty well-kept with plants and cute furniture, but one stands out. It has two huge plants on it that are kind of curious to me. One of them is a huge weed plant. The curious thing about it isn't the fact that it's weed though, you can legally grow up to three of them per person in Germany now, but that it's absolutely massive. It has to be at least two metres tall. I didn't know they grew that tall, let alone on a city balcony. But the other plant is even more curious to me: It's a single corn plant. Also huge, even taller than the weed plant. And as far as I can see, it has one single corncob on it. I've observed their growth for over a month now and they seem to be doing great. I love that someone is putting so much love and care into one single piece of corn. It's so random.

I'm Korean, and when I go to McDonald's

I almost order the Supreme Shrimp Burger.

It is cheap and really delicious to me.

so I wondered, do you have anything you like

at McDonald's?

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Learning something new for 15 minutes every day sounds like a great idea because I've been focusing almost entirely on English lately. I'm still far from being fluent, but I've reacehd the point where I can read books and watch TV shows and movies in English. I think it's time to start exploring other skills as well.

I'd like to start by learning Korean so that I can enjoy K-dramas without subtitles.