"Aargh! Everything's ruined! Redo it, redo it, redo it!"

"What are important in pottery are imagination and commutation with clay. Tell the shape you illustrate in your heart to the clay through your fingers, and the clay will respond to you," said my friend whose fingers were away from the clay

What I thought—and even whispered in front of my friends—when I saw Rina Hidaka on stage day2, for the first time in my life: "Hmm, so you are my Yuumataso's wife. Uh huh"

From what standpoint am I speaking?

Another exception was scenes related to Sena and Misuzu whose actors were so familiar to me. What a fresh experience it was to see my fav AssaultLily actors sing as idols for the first time not via screen. I must admit the day I resign from Idolmaster completely doesn't come up for a while.

Watched the latest in-app story of Hasunosora hastily in a shinkansen train last night and lol'd to find out my friend and I screenshot the same scene before knowing it. No wonder we're shippers.

So pretty! Wow Ruby is watching anime. I wonder what'll happen if Ruby watches LoveLive Sunshine there and recognize she's a fictional character...

Metro trains collaborated with the Osaka expo I had seen this year regained their original colors. Time flies. Congrats, the war regime was finally over.

Me encountered a christmas market beneath Umeda Sky Building and found christmas tree-like pancakes at one of the stalls: "Hey it's totally poop! I want it!"
Me after purchasing it: "I think I've overestimated"

My friend who went up to the top of the skyscraper together, looking at this decor inside: "Yu (black) and Ayumu (light pink) stand next to each other while Ayumu blocks Kasumi (yellow) so that she doesn't get close to Yu"
Me: "Are you genius?"

The microwave oven I put outside the house last night for a bulky waste pickup service was stolen before I left home at eight this morning to go to work. The apartment caretaker witnessed that it existed when she came at 6:30. Ha ha, can you read my post, thief? What you stole is dead already.

I feel the same. Osaka must have been, so to speak, a state inside the state of Japan, and so will it be.