Damn, I fell behind. Not in reading, but posting about it. Hold on...

Mission complete: 7 strands, 3 broken, not sure if they were already broken before the untangling attempt.

Guyabano Holiday by panpanya: A collection of stories that range from autobiographical to surreal, the titular story being the former. Interested me as a half Filipino whose wife is from Cebu, where the protagonist travels to search for the guyabano fruit.

Yes, Jollibee makes a cameo.

Shout out to Paper Trail Books in Royal Oak, Michigan for having the first volume of the series on their shelves back in 2021. Took a chance as the story and (full color!) artwork looked cute.

The Girl with the Sanpaku Eyes 5 by Shunsuke Sorato - Final volume of a cute and wholesome series about a girl with intimidating eyes trying to get closer to her crush.

Good romcom for people who like cute romance without any drama.

I admittedly fell away from the podcast in recent years, but becoming a dad myself and hearing all the dad talk, it honestly got me coming back.

Yeah, and that's pretty much anything popular with kids no matter the generation.

I've seen multiple people try to trace it back. It literally has no meaning, even in its most basic forms, and considering the kind of comedy some kids watch online, I think that's why it's popular.

I'm holding my baby right now and I didn't use ChatGPT to raise her. +1 for me vs Sam Altman, I guess.