25 minutes alone

Moshe 2022-07-10 17:50:58

If you had a 25-minute blank period, what would you use it for? In "ABOUT A BOY", Hugh Grant divides the time of the day into 30 minutes into one box, and 25 minutes is just one box. When he is bored, he can do more than half of the supermarket shopping, half of the hair and face, One-third of the billiards. Haruki Murakami---the middle-aged man who likes to keep track of time---is probably just used to fry a single egg roll. Then, is it a big meal, or wait for a phone call. . . 25 minutes, yes, a perfect episode of SEX AND CITY, Katie should miss her MR again. BIG it. . And Wuming and Changkong happened to meet each other in meditation. . . . From 22:00 to 22:25 on Saturday night, I was alone for 25 minutes, just in time to finish watching an animated short made by one person--The voice from distance star "Whispers of Stardust". As the producer Makoto Shinkai said, perhaps many works of personal preference will be dull. ——As can be imagined ——what a person makes ——whether it is a French 'author' movie, or the novel Ulysses. However, as long as you can move your heart, you need so many ginseng and what to do, just one person. . At this moment, one flower is one world. I have never seen such a beautiful blue sky, white clouds and light - nor have I heard such a delicate voice. It comes from the distant universe, but also from the depths of the hearts that care about each other. If one day, your text messages take a year, eight years, or even ten years to reach your lover, would you still send this MESSAGE? Or, if one day, you can only receive this message of love in a year, eight years, or even ten years later, would you still be willing to wait for this message of love? "Di Di Di", the fifteen-year-old Mikako said hello to the twenty-four-year-old A Sheng, I want to tell you that until now, I still like you very, very much" -------- This is fifteen years old The last text message (?) sent by Mikako to Asheng from Sirius 8.36 light-years away. Immediately, she and alien creatures perished on a planet similar to the earth... And Asheng, Finally got into high school, joined the army, and went to the battle to defend the earth... In fact, he had already been informed of this news in the newspaper seven years ago). This 25-minute story is beyond my description in a few lines. I'm just asking, if it did come to the end of time, would you still be there, waiting at one end of the house? If we were really separated in different time and space, would you or he still feel it with me? --- Feeling the warmth of the earth in spring, the cold ice cream in summer, the desolate sound of autumn rain, and the white snow flying all over the sky? Can we still be together? Heh, that's 25 minutes of my one person on Saturday night from 22:00 to 22:25. That's all

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  • Mikako Nagamine: You know, Noboru, I have a lot of things I reminisce about, After all, I have nothing here. For example, you know: For example, things like summer, clouds and like cold rain... Things like the smell of a fall breeze. Like the sound of rain drops hitting an umbrella... Like the softness of spring soil... Like the feeling of peace at the convenience store in the middle of the night... And then, you know, like the cool wind after school... Like the smell of chalkboard erasers... Like the sound of a truck passing by in the middle of the night... Like the smell of asphalt in the rain... Noboru, Things like that, I have all this time... All this time...

    Noboru Terao: I thought that I would like to experience these with you, Mikako.

  • Mikako Nagamine: We are far, far, very, very far apart... but it might be that thoughts can overcome time and distance. Noboru, have you ever thought about something like that? If...

    Noboru Terao: If for even one instant, something like that could happen.

    Mikako Nagamine: What I would think?

    Noboru Terao: What would Mikako think?... there is probably one thing we would think.

    Mikako Nagamine: Say Noboru, I Am Here