Turn the corner on Chapter 90 of Akane-banashi and you are entering Dragon Ball's Budokai Tenkaichi all over again. An event where the storytelling (about storytelling!) will reach a fever pitch and time melts away.
Epic battle, passionate first kiss, cracking a brain busting case, all of these are satisfying but they do not move me like two old friends rectifying the past next to a duck pond in "Akane-banashi."
Financial literacy Q&A when Bitcoin is rising: "Did you leave out crypto because you hate being rich or love being poor?"
When Bitcoin is falling: "What are these 'indexes' you spoke of, again?"
Chart for past month's performance in picture.
#FinLit
Your portfolio should be simple!
*slap*
Your portfolio should be complex!
*slap"
Simple!
*slap*
Complex!
*sobs* Just because it's simple doesn't make it easy 😭
Kinokuniya, Itoya, and Kumazawa all have their strengths, and Jimbocho's used bookstores are endlessly charming, but special shout-out to Hobonichi (@hobonichi.bsky.social). Great environment, selection, and staff!
You can't convince me Kayama Matazō's "A Thousand Cranes" isn't a MAD fold-in. The waves line up too well! Attached photos of the full piece and angles of same-facing panels lined up to demonstrate the fold-in effect.
Kinokuniya calling me ALL the way out with displays of a new children's book based on the "Phoenix" manga and a "Missing Pieces" book of retracted "Black Jack" stories. #OsamuTezuka
Gaiman Sandman as the last DC universe series with a satisfying conclusion, when Robinson Starman ended years later? Okay buddy: www.nytimes.com/2024/05/07/b...
Said goodbye to a beloved family member tonight, same day I learned a library colleague suddenly passed away. Better not see any of you make this a "bad things come in threes" deal!