LOL astronomy! I have a giant telescope in my dining room belonging to a kid who is a film major. I've been wondering about its fate! I'm sure there is a connection between people who are good at math and love the stars, and people who make movies and love the arts, and people who have the innovative genius to run businesses! Rainbows fit in there somewhere, I believe....
oh dear! there is something going around, please take care! So happy to hear about your son, wahoo! What is he studying? So excited for him! I miss Hawaii, I haven't been back in so many years.
Yoshie brought back a new gin from Kyoto, Ki no Bi, and there is still snow on the ground here, so this evening I will drink a glass of Kyoto gin, in a bowl of snow, and reread this slowly.
I remember this very well! The floating lotus cups to accompany poetry . . . And the dolls! Yours are lovely, as is your sashiko. Did Japanese girls have paper dolls? -- although you'd miss the gorgeous textiles. Anyway, dreaming!!!
LOL astronomy! I have a giant telescope in my dining room belonging to a kid who is a film major. I've been wondering about its fate! I'm sure there is a connection between people who are good at math and love the stars, and people who make movies and love the arts, and people who have the innovative genius to run businesses! Rainbows fit in there somewhere, I believe....
oh dear! there is something going around, please take care! So happy to hear about your son, wahoo! What is he studying? So excited for him! I miss Hawaii, I haven't been back in so many years.
Just stay in bed today! お大事に！
I love this tale! And PLEASE share the link to your story when it comes out, can't wait!
(I've left my dolls out for weeks! My usual excuse is that Girls Day is on April 4 in some areas...although I have gone past April 4 also!)
Yoshie brought back a new gin from Kyoto, Ki no Bi, and there is still snow on the ground here, so this evening I will drink a glass of Kyoto gin, in a bowl of snow, and reread this slowly.
LOVE this. The stream banquet! The dolls!
I remember this very well! The floating lotus cups to accompany poetry . . . And the dolls! Yours are lovely, as is your sashiko. Did Japanese girls have paper dolls? -- although you'd miss the gorgeous textiles. Anyway, dreaming!!!