I enjoyed it well enough, didn't drag out for too long. I appreciate a show that doesn't center conflict around poor communication. Now my Tuesday animes will all be crap glares at Red River and The Oblivious Saint
In water on a window-sill has worked in the past for me with that one. I make sure to cut close to the node, nor more than 1 cm under the node and I like to have at least 2 leaves on the stem. I leave the bottom node leafless. The window I put them on is south-east facing.
I found it to be pretty similar to other props, not too difficult to root. Mind you I usually prop in the spring time
It's alright... it's basically a romcom. I don't think I'd recommend it to people but I'm not hating it. The characters are charming enough but aside from the main plot gimmick there doesn't seem to be too much progression in the story.
When I started out I looked up plants on The Spruce and got tips from there. My first battle was moldy soil, but adding in some things to make it more airy eliminated that problem (I use 1:1:1 soil, pumice, and orchid bark these days).
I got a lot of tips from Reddit before I left with the whole API debacle. Honestly these days I just use Planta (phone app) and water/fertilize every week or two (or 3 or 4 if I'm feeling really lazy) depending on if the soil feels dry and Planta says it's time.
Reijin's dance was good! I really enjoyed this episode. I wonder who's behind the hairpin, I thought it might be Shu but I think she's too sick to be scheming
I watched a lot growing up, probably my first one ever was Sailor Moon or My Neighbour Totoro when I was around 5, then as I aged my anime choices slowly evolved (and I was also limited to what was on the TV until around 2003/2004 and started watching streams on whatever site I could find. My first ones that I guess I thought of differently than as an after school cartoon would've been Escaflowne in 2002 and Inuyasha in 2003.
I've actually had people be less pushy about it once I hit my 30's. Though I still get the occasional "why not?" and "what if your husband changes his mind?" when they ask if I have children. Which is honeslty pretty crazy to me, what if it wasn't by choice (it is) and now you're asking "why not?" to someone who wants them but for whatever reason can't have them.
I'm fortunate enough that my parents and in-laws both don't bother us about it. They'd love grandkids but know we won't be having any. The pressure mostly came from coworkers in my 20's where they'd say "You'll change your mind" and dismiss my opinions.
This show's sooo good, it's just a spectacle to behold. Yousuke is definitely very interesting, it's like he hit his head in that first episode and then just became his current erratic self.
I enjoyed it well enough, didn't drag out for too long. I appreciate a show that doesn't center conflict around poor communication. Now my Tuesday animes will all be crap glares at Red River and The Oblivious Saint
Me toooo!! Poor Azu, rejected before she even confessed :(
That's a sinningia muscicola, its pretty compact, super cute, and is basically always in bloom
I have an older post of it in my post history that shows more of it.
cats are monarchists
In water on a window-sill has worked in the past for me with that one. I make sure to cut close to the node, nor more than 1 cm under the node and I like to have at least 2 leaves on the stem. I leave the bottom node leafless. The window I put them on is south-east facing.
I found it to be pretty similar to other props, not too difficult to root. Mind you I usually prop in the spring time
It's alright... it's basically a romcom. I don't think I'd recommend it to people but I'm not hating it. The characters are charming enough but aside from the main plot gimmick there doesn't seem to be too much progression in the story.
When I started out I looked up plants on The Spruce and got tips from there. My first battle was moldy soil, but adding in some things to make it more airy eliminated that problem (I use 1:1:1 soil, pumice, and orchid bark these days).
I got a lot of tips from Reddit before I left with the whole API debacle. Honestly these days I just use Planta (phone app) and water/fertilize every week or two (or 3 or 4 if I'm feeling really lazy) depending on if the soil feels dry and Planta says it's time.
Thank you! They were a splurge for Christmas a couple years ago :)
Whaaaat a cliffhanger! Is it next week yet?
Mine was Azuma's skip at the end. I just want those two to get together, they'd be so happy!
Reijin's dance was good! I really enjoyed this episode. I wonder who's behind the hairpin, I thought it might be Shu but I think she's too sick to be scheming
At least Azuma seem to be starting to realize her feelings
"I'm really cute today" lol that's one way to put it... 😬
I built one of my Rolife model kits that's been hanging around since christmas:
I watched a lot growing up, probably my first one ever was Sailor Moon or My Neighbour Totoro when I was around 5, then as I aged my anime choices slowly evolved (and I was also limited to what was on the TV until around 2003/2004 and started watching streams on whatever site I could find. My first ones that I guess I thought of differently than as an after school cartoon would've been Escaflowne in 2002 and Inuyasha in 2003.
I died this whole episode. The cracked phone screen was the cherry on top. I'm really hoping Taira and Azuma date soon!
I believe the gif is from Jujutsu Kaisen
I've actually had people be less pushy about it once I hit my 30's. Though I still get the occasional "why not?" and "what if your husband changes his mind?" when they ask if I have children. Which is honeslty pretty crazy to me, what if it wasn't by choice (it is) and now you're asking "why not?" to someone who wants them but for whatever reason can't have them.
I'm fortunate enough that my parents and in-laws both don't bother us about it. They'd love grandkids but know we won't be having any. The pressure mostly came from coworkers in my 20's where they'd say "You'll change your mind" and dismiss my opinions.
This show's sooo good, it's just a spectacle to behold. Yousuke is definitely very interesting, it's like he hit his head in that first episode and then just became his current erratic self.