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Okayu Asacatsu 1/2
>14 hours
Just like the title says, Okayu slept about 14 hours yesterday. She went home after the morning stream with Korosan yesterday, went to sleep a little after noon, and just woke up a couple of hours ago. She still doesn't have a good grasp of how much time has actually passed(She thinks the the stream with Korosan was 2 days ago instead of just 1). Did she see Korosan's announcement? Actually, she set an alarm to wake up and watch it, but she was still half asleep during it, so her memory of it is a little hazy. This is probably just the result of her getting too far behind on her sleeping schedule; it happens sometimes. Her head is still a little fuzzy, but her body feels great.
>Tonight's game: Imperishable Night
Do you want to hear it? You'll probably be surprised. Tonight she'll play Touhou: Imperishable Night. This might be her first shooting game she's ever played, and it's definitely her first Touhou. In high school, she had friends who really liked the series, so she heard about it and thought the characters were cute, but she didn't have a PC at her house until way later, so she couldn't play it. Now she has a PC of her own, so it's no problem. Why IN? Her previous manager really loved Touhou, and she called them up to ask what they'd recommend she play. She thought about asking Senchou too, but she's been real busy lately, so Okayu decided not to bother her.
>Is Temari fed?
Yep. Okayu filled her water when she went to use the bathroom earlier. As for food, it might not play her voice saying "Temari, gohan da yo~" anymore, but her food is still taken care of by an automatic feeder. It really is a convenient thing to have. She knew from the start that she could probably feed her in the mornings, but that a feeder would come in handy for the nights where she got home late from work.
>Listening to her own voice
Okayu gets annoyed by a slight bit of static coming from her mic's connection, and takes a bit of time to find what position will get rid of the static. Does Okayu normally listen to her own voice while talking? Yep. She knows there's a lot of people who hate doing this, but she's gotten used to it over the years, even if it was kind of unpleasant at first. She wants to understand how people hear her, and be able to pick up on any audio issues as soon as they happen, so she made herself get used to this. She knows it's not a matter of having a good or bad voice, and that it's due to how the sounds reverberate in your own head, but thinks it's more important to understand how others are hearing you. Just like how it's easier to improve your singing if you listen to yourself on playback, and work on your weaknesses.
>Asakatsu
It's nice being able to meet everybody in the morning, also for people who can't normally make it to her streams. It also gives her more determination to go and do errands she should do earlier in the day, as opposed to putting them off until tomorrow.
>Morning ritual
Did she watch Korosan's morning stream? Yeah, she got up and listened to it as she got into the bath earlier. Okayu has a policy where she doesn't want to stream until she's at least had a bath and brushed her teeth. Okayu doesn't really care for baths, being more of a shower cat, but she really enjoys the refreshing feeling that comes after. She hates the hot air in the bath afterwards, but likes going to stand in front of the AC in the living room. Would putting a fan in the room have the same effect? An air circulator? What's that? The only time Okayu's heard the word "circulator" is when her Baa-chan mistakenly calls "Renai Circulation" "Renai Circulator". Interesting, she might look into getting one to further upgrade the Nekomata Inn.
>Easily influenced
After hearing advice about wrapping your biodegradable garbage and freezing it before it stinks, in the event of missing garbage day, Okayu talks about how easily influenceable she is. Whenever she reads a magazine or watches a show that shows an efficient new way to clean, she gets a sudden urge to immediately go and clean her room.
