The Golden Ratio

Im back. Also Jean valjean is way more grim and contemplative in Les Miserables, the book

Hey so um, idk where else to post this, but I decided to finally start getting back into things. I sustained a pretty bad injury and the health scare from it made the past 3 months of my life very painful but I'm beginning to think so much of it was in my own head. So here I am. I am planning to return, listening to music, reading books, maximizing health, and becoming the person that I want to be. I realized that the only one who is in control of that is myself. And what a more fitting way to do so than listening to the very music that I was enjoying when I was still riding the high of life. If you haven't checked out Daisuke Shiiba go listen to his piano works From_. I will make myself a cup of chamomile tea and do some calculus review. And if you're still reading this for whatever reason, I wish you a wonderful week!

I also see the obvious parallel between Phantom Blood and Dracula, but maybe I'll save that for a later post. SC makes the most sense overall since they inevitably go on an adventure across multiple nations, in search of the evasive vampire in hiding. It's also fitting that Jotaro is the one to drive the stake into the vampire at the end, and end the curse.

I found this album while studying physics earlier, and it was a massive surprise with how excellent the sounds come together, just raw piano can be very nice! Very underrated artist if you haven't heard of Daisuke Shiiba before.

I'm creating this blog to keep track of music, books, and other media/artwork I find interesting. Let's make this world more interesting!