August 3: A Junior and His Senior
My time with Tora and Tatsu-nii at the shrine lasted a tad bit too long and I ended up skipping lunchtime. To alleviate my hunger, I bought some curry bread from a nearby family-run mini-grocery. Stores like these were a lifesaver for us back in...
August 8: Secret Guitar Lesson
There was still enough time so I went for a little stroll, eventually making my way into the forest out of a craving for natural surroundings. I wanted to savor every bit of nature that I could get, since things like these would be a rarity by the time...
August 4: Lemonade and Marbles
Going back home after my time with Kounosuke, I left the fan with Grandpa for whatever else he wanted to do with it. As for that book, I had to stuff it under my stacks of clothes in the drawer. It wasn't the best way to hide such a thing, but still...
August 9: Breakfast Vignette
When I woke up this morning, I saw myself alone on Torahiko's bed. The door was left open, and the smell of something cooking came from the other side. Fixing myself up, I followed the scent, leading me to the kitchen where I saw Tora, wearing an...
August 6: Tora’s Spaghetti
I called Torahiko last night when I got home and asked how he was doing after I left. He still had that lively energy in his voice when he spoke, but I noticed a bit of disappointment from the way he said his words. Well I can't blame him after leaving...
August 3: Afternoon Tea
After my lunch with Kyouji-san and Soutarou-kun, I went on an aimless walk to pass the time. Following the thin sidepath from Minasato's main road, I ended up arriving at a large Western-looking house that contrasted the traditional houses scattered...
August 5: Candy Wars
Clouds were scattered around the sky this morning which made the day's weather less hellish. Well, for me at least. Finished with all my morning chores, I made my way to the old candy store to see whoever was around. True to the image of a summer...
August 4: Green Light, White Light
As usual, it was an uneventful evening in the country. Nothing much happened after dinner time here since most of the folks would be at their homes by then, either sleeping or doing preparations for the next day. Well, I did see some old crow-men...