20260128 res cottidianae

Today I had lots to do...

I went to a rehearsal for a law education class, and looked for materials in the library.

At night I read materials for my research in Niseko and Kutchan next month. 

However, I napped.

The Boss

Protest song.

I wonder why this is not an big issue in Japan.

Should not our university, which professes to protect peace, protest?

Opportunism cannot be trusted.

20260128 res cottidianae

In the afternoon I had a few meetings.

I was tired.

I think the conclusion should be talked at first.

Nobody has the right to be deprived of time...

In the night I did university works.

Then I read the documents about Niseko.

20260127 res cottidianae

Today I had a few university works.

So I had enough time to study, read , think and write.

I feel stressed.

I am gaining knowledge about the situation in Niseko. 

I am keenly aware of my lack of knowledge.

20260126 res cottidianae

Today what I was doing...

In the afternoon I did some university works...

In the night I studied vacant houses issues and went to the library to collect materials...

I do not waste my time and want free time...

20260125 res cottidianae

Today it was heavy snow...

I decided not to run today.

I did some university works and research-related work at university.

I made research-related contacts and proofread a paper.

I thought about going to the library, but gave up because of the amount of snow.

Since I could not run in the morning, I ran in the gym in the evening.

I do not have free time...

Topica

学生と話す機会もないのだけれど，

毎週アップしていこうと思う。

「法学」止めなければ良かったな。

ロマ

いわゆるジプシーね。

こういうことを言っちゃう人が居るのが残念。

高校にファミマ

本学もセコマ入れても良いのではないかと思っている。

公・公共

よく分からん。

先日のインタビュー記事

20260124 res cottidianae

Today I worked at my lab.

I did university works.

I collected materials for my research at the library.

I did not go to my lab. for about two days.

There are many works to do.

I received the manuscript from the interview I received the other day. 

It was surprisingly well, which I was grateful for.

There were not any Japanese people on the slopes. 

I wonder if this is a good situation, considering it is a Japanese ski resort. 

What do you all think?