Ephemeral

Fleeting short posts.

  • Sunday Every day is anime day.

  • Threads has me thinking I’m following people I don’t actually follow.

    The people I follow reply to someone, and for some reason the OP appears as someone I follow. A bug perhaps?🤔

  • A nail clipper that doesn’t clip well is beyond disappointing.

    You had one job. 😒

  • When I was a kid, watching Saturday morning cartoons was a ritual.

    Now that I’m an adult, that Saturday morning ritual continues with watching anime.

    My inner child is alive and well. 👦🏽

  • A young man in his 20s told me today that a conversation we had last month kept him from falling into the far-right pipeline.

    Back then, he shared ideas he’d read online and asked my opinion—not out of defiance, but because he felt safe. He knew I wouldn’t judge or dismiss him.

    That talk sparked something. He dug deeper, educated himself, and saw the extremism in far-right content.

    One conversation kept him from extremism.

  • Thank you for the likes and comments.

    Double thank you for looking past some of the words that get garbled and misspelled.

    I blame my thumbs and autocorrect. 😅

  • If I could have one wish granted, I’d wish for everyone to always have clear skin and perfect eyesight.

  • Last night I started watching «Star Wars: Skeleton Crew» with my niece, and she loved Wim’s room and house. Her exact words were:

    “Will you buy me that house so we can live there?”

    She genuinely loved the futuristic aesthetic.

    If I could, I would buy it for her. 🥺

  • I may never be a household name, but I can be a home to those who I help along the way.

  • I’m averse to dying, but I embrace death.

    Dying is the often painful and uncomfortable process of reaching the end. Death is the end of one life and a transition to another realm of existence.

    In a way, I’ve died several times throughout my life. I’ve reached the end of some things (sometimes painfully and uncomfortably), and I transitioned to other realms of existence.

    I’ll probably experience more dying and death throughout my life, until I reach those last two great ones.