I can understand where you're coming from, but for me the opposite is true, I don't like dry meat it has to have lots of gravy on it.
I do agree with you about chicken on the bone, I can't be dealing with it either.
While we're on the subject of meat, I really don't understand the appeal of BBQs. I mean people go to BBQs and happily eat food that's burnt black on one side and under cooked on the other side if they were served that indoors on a plate they wouldn't touch it.
This morning is quite bright with blue sky and fluffy clouds.
It's not expected to last though the weather man says there's a 78% chance of rain and thundery showers later on this morning.
First up. Welcome to the Forum I hope you like it here and enjoy yourself.
Secondly. What sort of genres do you like? Sci-fi, Slice of life, Action, Adventure, Sports, Horror etc etc once we know what sort of anime you're interested in we'll know what sort of series to recommend.
These anime make me cry every time I watch them.
Clannad After Story.
I Want to Eat your Pancreas.
ef: A Tale of Melodies.
Your Lie in April.
But they're such good stories that I keep coming back to watch them again.
The best stories are the ones that touch your heart, and they are the ones that stay with you.
I could go along with that, on cold mornings I have great difficulty getting out of bed.
It's currently 13C, which isn't bad for this time of year and it looks like it could be a fairly bright day.
I'm not sure that that's actually a benefit.
But then again if you live a busy life taking time out to relax and watch anime somewhere where there's no people demanding a piece of your time can be good.
I don't have all the details about the cartoons I watched, but they include:
Tom & Jerry, The Jetsons, The Flintstones, Top Cat, Wacky Races, Pink Panther, Road Runner (beep-beep) and probably a couple of others that my ageing brain can't recall.
The only one of my friends who likes anime came round yesterday and we spent the day watching anime movies.
Violet Evergarden: Eternity and the Auto Memory Doll.
Josee, The Tiger and The Fish.
When Marnie was there.
Three excellent movies, my friend hadn't seen any of them and thoroughly enjoyed all three.
I only got beaten up by the school bully and his minions once, and they regretted it. My mother went to the school all done up in her Sunday best and charmed the headmaster so the bullies were called in and had to apologise. It didn't stop the bullying of course because they just resorted to verbal abuse at every opportunity, which I learnt to ignore. But it did rather spoil my school life and I was glad to leave the place.
My time at Secondary school (which is the UK equivalent of Highschool) was not the happiest time of my life, yes I had some good times but overall my time there wasn't good and I was really happy to leave the place.