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Oh gee, thanks! This is such a heartwarming tradition.

It's a milestone, alright. To think I've been around so long. Caught up with a lot of anime this year, too, going full circle and getting back to my roots... or something! Hibike Euphonium has been a blast. So was Frieren and Kusuriya. I also made a backloggd user on my long and enduring path to achieve nerddom. At this rate I'll become a powerful wizard. Few will be able to withstand my all-powerful spells of deep video game lore. Haha... oh god...

I did eat cake, so it was a great day!

Thanks for the well wishes, and likewise! Take care<3

naratchi used gratitude ball on wild message. gotcha! message was caught! message's data was newly added to memory, along with the fact that there's actually super many messages in total, no joke.

hello! christmas hit my working weekend this year but that means new year's is free yay?!? i work 5 and 6-day weeks on interval. yeah it sucks whenever holidays hit the weekend but what can you do. that usually means i get less time to play video games ヽ(｀◇´)/ the only means by which i can stifle the flames of this wretched existence and maintain status quo... yikes!!! that's not true, is it?? i just had a laugh as it practically typed itself.

merry christmas! your message warmed my heart. really, there may have been a lot of time between our exchanges, but in the blink of an eye time passes, and we're still here for a long time yet.

i was really stoked to see you bite-sized playing omori. i can't not love that game with every fiber of my being. i bought a physical edition for my switch with the intention of playing the game again, only this time i'm not gonna open the door for my friends. can't wait! the soundtrack is all kinds of amazing. i could go on, but i smell coffee from downstairs and feel absolute craving. excuse me--

best wishes, i'm rooting for you too!

eat lots of hallaca!(?)

see you around!

oh boy, hi! i can see that it’s your Birthday today!

Happy Birthday!

hopefully that worked, i've lost my knack for this tech savvy forum code stuff you know? i like that you keep a post edit-ready for days, i've done that before too. there are always corrections to me made. and addendums to be added.

it has been a while yes, and it's not so much on you as it is on me, you know. it's not easy to keep things afloat. sometimes our ships sink from any number of reasons, but perhaps with the right tools and equipment, we can meet again on sea floor, in pressurized suits. please excuse my allegory, i like thinking in terms of them too much.

i hope you have a nice birthday! i wish you the best. cheers from your old internet pal on an anime forum. eat a bite of birthday cake for me. yay!
would you believe i actually posted this on my own profile page first... the old age is showing! this is your page right? i'm pretty sure it is...

Hola! Espero que estés bien. Tengo muchos años que no paso por MAL y justo revisando mi muro veo que uno de los últimos comentarios es de una conversación contigo hace 10 años. Me animo a dejarte un comentario porque también me encantan Mushishi, Natsume Yuujinchou y NHK (los 3 son de mis favoritos viendo en retrospectiva) y quería saber si hay algun anime o manga de ese estilo que recomiendes de los últimos 6 a 8 años. Saludos!
PS: Disculpas atrasadas por el comentario pesado de hace 10 años ajajaja que pena :/

well howdy-do! good on you for persevering and completing The Thing, achieving the sanctity of being Free. not sure what it's all about but you definitely did a good job of it.

it's raining again! that's what we get for the weather getting warmer. better hole up inside and regenerate. you too, after The Thing (parasitic shapeshifting alien notwithstanding), i bet it wore you down quite a bit!

i'm blasting through my twenties still in my "figure things out" phase, it feels like. confounding that time should change so little and slip by unnoticed at that thunderous a pace. life feels like a "blink and you'll miss it" kind of thing. and it's often windy. and i don't have any eye drops.

hi! it's always nice to see a message from you. i hope you're taking the time to bring your stress levels down from time to time. the brain's wired in a peculiar way when it comes to fear. sometimes the act of thinking, which you would think should manage the stressful thoughts in the right way, just ends up heightening the fear, flinging anxious notions at you like daggers to the chest when you're trying to relax. there's nothing really dangerous about to happen, but the brain seems to insist on that, from time to time. particularly after stressful events of course.

so managing, calming down, disconnecting, i'm constantly out for these things. nothing beats a long walk in the woods or up a mountain path. or playing with the dog that loves you. or having a qualified person "beat" your stiff back into shape. or escapist things like playing a great game or watching something you like. anyway that's me for the past year. i guess that's where i'm going with this. it's good that these things exist, or i would surely have my spine turn to stone and have my eyes disintegrated by the wind.

hi!!!!!

working in a grocery store means being in the front lines of this pandemic. the customers coming in and coughing and sneezing with not a worry in the world is really grating me. people are getting sick everywhere, exponentially. what gives them the bright idea to go straight past the antibacterial soap and hoard hermetic food and tp? shops having to close because of quarantined employees. i really wish i could just shop for them all and leave their food at their door but there are too many residents in the area. i still see large groups walking around, happily spreading the virus amongst themselves. visibly sick people going shopping with enormous disregard to their fellow man. oh well, at least my vocation is prioritized in a time like this. it means i can't stay home and quarantine myself (which i really would love to do at this point) but at least i can make money to get by. i haven't been sick in like two and a half years so, so if i get sick now it's almost reasonable to assume it's the little prick covid-19 infecting my body.

there's one thing that's been in the forefront of my mind at all times during this intensely stressful week: animal crossing new horizons is released on the 20th. it made all the hardship easier to deal with, just having something imminent to look forward to. getting to sit down and relax with it yesterday and start my vacant weekend with it was all the reward i could've wished for. it's a game i think you too would've loved. just altogether therapeutic and shoulder-easing fun.

hope you're ok too.

yeah i loved it. loved the characters, loved the presentation. it handled its themes competently and never missed a chance to portray characters with empathy and understanding. i'm glad i finally got to watch something and be invested in it through and through. that seems to happen less and less. and with an ever-growing mountain of series and movies and games to choose from, the choice is easily overwhelming. i have had a tendency the past year, to go back to the game consoles of my childhood and play through the games i never got my hands on. like the fire emblem games for the gba, or the professor layton games on the nintendo ds. it's equally valid entertainment to the newest triple-A games if you ask me. i also have had a lot of fun soldering wires to components on the old motherboard of my gba to install a backlit screen, removing the unlit screen. i got a soldering kit just to try it and it gave me a real sense of accomplishment. maybe i could have done well as an electrical engineer. not too late to change my career choice... but i also feel mastery and being depended upon at my current workplace so i don't think i will.

uh i'm being very tangential.

i take a peek at your anime-watching habits from time to time. you like to dote on anime boys, don't you. hehe i'm kidding. it looks like you're watching a lot of worthwhile shows that your heart enjoys. that's good. you will notify me if you watch something i might like, won't you? i didn't watch a single series in 2019 but i already beat that in 2020 by a whooping 100%. there's stuff like monster and samurai champloo hovering above my head but i think they'll stay just out of reach until i reach late adulthood or something. like it's their destiny to exist only as a reminder that there are still good shows out there that i haven't watched, reassuring me that the future has at least that to look forward to. hehe. a sad fate, but i can undo it on a whim. the future holds many promising and wonderful things. like the uzumaki mini series. and the new animal crossing game. and a grown-up doggie that doesn't pee indoors anymore.

oh wow, thanks for always doing this. being an old man now i have the authority and life experience to tell you, it's important to cherish your youth! go forth with vigour, ani-chan! *bones creaking, joints jamming, legs giving in and teeth falling out* h-hurry...!

hi! something about reading our conversation. the things we talked about back then. being so curious and, i don't know, eager? vigorous? full of drama and wholesome intent. just reading anything here gives me inner warmth. what an archive of good feelings we've created.

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hi! thanks and likewise. i make sure to keep up with your updates too. ritualistically. old, old habit of ours now, isnt it. and yes it was a nice journey. sweet and romantic, and all the more painful for it. how was sangatsu no raion, i was planning on binge watching that next.

good luck. you can do this!!

that is pretty. i looked at it for a long time. good job making that cute acid!

eeyup! nice to see you