08/25/2026
I’m going to bed earlier than usual because I’ve been tired lately. It’s still been hot in Japan, so I’ve got to take care of my health. By the way, I’m listening to songs that Gracie Abrams released a few months ago. I think so, though. In fact, it was just last month! I’m going to think of this month as full of things I enjoy.
At least, I think so, thoughthat's when she released them.
I already read @langston's corrections, so mine will probably be a bit unoriginal lol
In factActually, it was just last month!
"Actually" conveys that you just realized this fact. "In fact" doesn't carry as much of this nuance.
I’m going to think of this month as being full of things I enjoy.
@langston's alternative sentences are also good
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Well written! Take care of yourself :)
I think soAt least, thoughI thought that was when she released them.
I’m going to think of this month as full of things I enjoy.
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This is grammatically correct but difficult to understand. Do you mean "I will always remember this month as having been full of things I enjoyed." or "This month I'm going to think about things that I enjoy"?
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