Life is trial & error

reading log ‣その他:Other

There is still a bit of tidying up to do, but at least 80% of the redecorating is done!(*’▽’)

I’m the kind of woman who always wants to move when I feel like it.

Some might say it was a flash of intuition! But in my case, it’s not such a cute thing.

It’s not bad to move, but the urge to make more and more changes comes from there, and before you know it, you’re either throwing it away in the process (← I’m bored (…)). _.)) I either throw it away in the middle of a project or change it periodically, just like redecorating.

In the meantime, I have actually been uploading my reading record to a blog called Japanese NOTE for about two months now.

I read about 60 to 100 books a year, including comic books and magazines, so I thought I would summarize the contents of the books I read and output my thoughts and feelings from them in order to be able to verbalize my thoughts.

Then in September, as I was redecorating my work space, I suddenly thought, “I don’t have to go to the trouble of writing a book reading blog on a Japanese blog, do I? I have this blog where I write all the time, so why not write there?” I thought to myself.

If I were to send out information through other media and have no time to write this blog, I would be strangling myself,” I realized! I realized that!(;・∀・)

But the reason why I decided to record my reading in other media is that this blog is also aimed overseas, so I wondered if it would be interesting for people from different countries to read about Japanese books. I thought.

I mean, is this blog interesting in the first place? I’m not so sure.(;・∀・)
Well, I hope that people overseas will read my reading record and become interested in Japanese books and authors, even if only one person. I thought, “I’m going to write about Japanese books on my own. So, I’m going to take the liberty of sharing Japanese books with the world!( ̄▽ ̄)

By the way, I am writing this blog, including its overseas transmission, in the hope that reading it will help you to realize something!(‘◇’)ゞ