I shaved then I brought a high school girl novel. Is this a common sequence of events?

It can be. If you're someone who likes to be fresh and clean before going out to do something as simple as buying a book, then shaving first makes sense. It all depends on your personal habits and preferences.

Definitely not common. Usually, people don't have a shaving routine directly related to purchasing a particular type of novel. However, if someone has a very unique daily or weekly routine where they do different and seemingly unconnected things in a set order, then it could be normal for them. But for the general population, this sequence is quite odd.

There might be no direct connection. Shaving could just be a personal grooming routine you did before going out to buy the novel. Maybe you just happened to do these two things in sequence without any special relation.

It could be that you shaved as part of getting ready for a day out, and on your way, you passed by a bookstore or remembered that you wanted to buy a high school novel. Shaving might be your morning ritual to start the day right, and buying the novel could be something you've been planning for a while. Or it could be that shaving gave you a sense of accomplishment, and you wanted to reward yourself by getting a novel that you can enjoy during your free time. Another thought is that while shaving, you had some thoughts about your high school experiences, which then made you want to pick up a high - school - themed novel.

Before shaving, you could have been feeling a bit lazy or not in the best state. Shaving can be a form of self - care, so it might have lifted your spirits a bit. After that, when you bought the high - school novel, it might have triggered a flood of emotions. If you were looking forward to reading it, you could be in a really positive mood, thinking about all the stories and characters you might encounter. On the other hand, if it was more of a spur - of - the - moment decision, you might be in a curious and somewhat excited mood, eager to see what the novel has to offer.

Well, there might not be an obvious direct connection. Maybe you shaved to look presentable before going out to buy the high school light novel. Or perhaps shaving was just part of your regular routine that day, and buying the novel was something you had planned separately.

It could mean that shaving was the first task of the day and after feeling clean and fresh, you were in the mood to do something relaxing like buying a novel. So it might indicate that you start your day with self - care and then move on to leisure activities.

There might be no real connection. You could have just happened to do these things one after the other. Maybe you shaved as part of your regular routine and then on a whim, you bought a high - school novel while you were out.

Perhaps shaving made you think about your high school days when you first started shaving or were around others who did. And that nostalgic feeling led you to buy a high school light novel. It could also be that you were in a store that sold both shaving products and books. After getting your shaving stuff, you just wandered over to the book section and the high school light novel caught your eye.

One common experience is dealing with limited resources. In high school, a girl filmmaker might not have access to professional - grade cameras or editing software. Another is facing skepticism from some teachers or peers who don't see filmmaking as a serious pursuit in high school. Also, she may struggle to find actors among her classmates who are willing to take part in her projects.