#randomness

October 8, 2026 More than a month ago since I wrote something to share here. It's just a glimpse of my daily life, Since it's a work day, I spent the majority of my time talking and teaching my students.

Dear children, As I am midway through the 3rd phase of life, I feel compelled to write down the things I told you during my 21 years with you before you left my home to venture into the world. These short

Hello Again! It's Saturday morning again.. you know... it happens every week. This time though, nothing is doing any work around here, oh wait, it's no longer morning, it's 23 minutes after noon. How'd

Hello friends from the Hand Written community! I have subscribed to this community for a while now, but I've never posted until now. This is actually a great idea. In this digital world, people almost

It was such a busy Monday for me... I started work at 7:30 in the morning until around 4:30 in the afternoon. Then had another one-hour class at 8 in the evening. Of course, I took a break during lunch...

Earlier today, I had a class with a 7-year-old student. I asked him about his preference: Does he like writing or typing? He immediately answered, typing. I asked him why, and he said, 'It's faster, and

Seriousness is seriously overrated. As the postcard that arrived in the mail today said, the supreme irony of life is that hardly anyone gets out alive. It ma

One of the things I enjoy doing is taking photos. I may not have the best tool to do it, but as long as I have something to use, then it's all good. Whenever I see something interesting, or even something

It's been a while since I've drawn or painted something traditionally. Lately, I had the opportunity to try digital drawing thanks to a friend who challenged me to do it... and it's been interesting despite

It's Caturday! Maybe

NOTE: This post is in response to @meno 's personal challenge which you could check HERE. You could also check his original snap for context. Photos are screenshots from some of my conversations with Copilot.

Can someone please explain to me why ecency points continue to exist? Was pushing buttons in the wallet today and discovered that I was closing in on 35k ecency points, with the unlikely estimated value

Is free will an illusion? The main argument why that may be the case is because life's circumstances have a way of directly and indirectly influence our decisions, which makes free will seem like a deceptive

So much random stuff in this book

What is this thing we call "luck?" Do we control it, or does it control US? Can it even be understood?

When I first came to Japan 20 years ago I had no idea where I wanted to go. That's not quite true. I wanted to go to Kyoto, but beyond that I didn't have any thing in mind and so how I ended up in Okazaki

Composed in several drafts, my work here is the kind I write when under pressure. Hopefully it's not the most terrible.