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Japan Rail has deployed two goats to take care of an overgrown lot near Yotsuya (famous for Yokai)
Two goats Nagi ♂and Pokke ♀will be “working” in the area until around December (or the grass runs out)
A college freshman who was interviewed says she’s been stopping by every day after class and feels healed by watching the one and two year-old goats munch on grass
Wherever I work out I think about how close we all are to death and what a brief candle it all is and then I go home and play Minecraft
tricky part of adulthood is that i spent all my child and teenage years as an unperson who did nothing but sit in a room because i had no friends and my parents neglected me so i do not have the life experiences youre supposed to have that lets you function among other adults
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If a friendship or relationship or familial bond would hurt you when removed it’s unhealthy. You need to either stop caring really at all about them or cut them loose. You need to work on yourself.
As an adult I've always hated travel but I've also never done it with someone I actually liked being around. So much of my life has been merely endured, even (or especially) when doing things that are supposed to be enjoyable. I hope I'm ready for my life to change.
Blocked twitter and tiktok. Still spent all my time on the phone (youtube) but felt less hypnotized and trapped. You know you're in a dark place though when booting up Minecraft is a sign of progress
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there’s something about huge structures housing plants that scratches the itch in my soul. the deliberately controlled environment. encapsulated miniature thriving earth. an introverts ideal setup to never leave the house
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the more i think about it the more video games as a concept the more they horrify me. just a machine for totalizing disassociation which consumes days or years and leaves you with nothing
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The Uptown Theatre. Uptown Chicago. Designed by Architects Rapp & Rapp for the Balaban & Katz movie chain in 1925. The largest freestanding theatre in North America. Closed since 1981. Diamond in the rough





























