One Time One Meeting: Mysterious Field and Sakura
Mysterious Field and Sakura From the morning mist, the deer appear one by one. Read more and see more photos on One Time One Meeting: Mysterious Field and Sakura. I recommend the following guides: Brett Kelly’s “Evernote Essentials 3.0″, Dan Gold’s $5 guides to Getting Everything Done with Evernote and Springpad, and DocumentSnap Solutions’ Paperless [...]
Feast for the eyes. Because life moves pretty fast
News of a different sort today, because I’m tired of the barrage of yapping about the various crises – the banking crisis, the Euro crisis, the nuclear crisis, etc.,… Long ago Jesus said, “The poor you will always have with you, but you will not always have me.” He could have said, “Crises you will [...]
One Time One Meeting: Sayonara, Autumn leaves
Nothing lasts forever. Now is the time to say Good-Bye, Sayonara to autumn leaves. I enjoyed not only the countless hues of autumn colours on the trees but also myriad of autumn colours of carpets of fallen leaves. via One Time One Meeting: Sayonara, Autumn leaves. More stunning autumn photos from one of the Nara [...]
Autumn Glory in Japan – photo roundup
I have the honour of knowing personally some great Japanese amateur photographers and bloggers. These ladies blog in English which is not their native language (I blush to think of the results if I tried blogging in Japanese), and they do a great job, don’t you think? Let me introduce some of them to you [...]
One Time One Meeting: Current Anthology of Ten Thousand Leaves
One Time One Meeting blogger narastoryteller tells the unusual story of 2 modern Japanese poets: one a murderer in prison in the U.S., and the other an enigmatic homeless person. As usual, narastoryteller includes her own stunning photos in this blog entry. Take a break and read her latest post. One Time One Meeting: Current Anthology of [...]
One Time One Meeting: Nothing Lasts Forever, Sakura・・・・
Petals of Sakura floating in water are admired as 花筏-flower raft via One Time One Meeting: Nothing Lasts Forever, Sakura・・・・. I recommend the following guides: Brett Kelly’s “Evernote Essentials 3.0″, Dan Gold’s $5 guides to Getting Everything Done with Evernote and Springpad, and DocumentSnap Solutions’ Paperless Document Organization Guides. Be sure to try DocumentSnap’s free [...]
Cosmos English writing blog: Cherry Blossoms Again
More cherry blossom photos from one of my Nara lady English bloggers. This year, I can’t get enough of them. They waft glorious joyful love. They prompt me to think back on my life on each occasion and jog memories of the year that has gone. Last year I saw them with a friend pushing [...]
One Time One Meeting: Sakura・・・・・
Another Nara lady English blogger with beautiful photos. Cherry trees in full bloom. I’m so glad they are not restraining themselves. Sakura or cherry blossoms have been long loved by people in Japan. Sakura bloom and fall. And they love from the beginning (even before the beginning) to the end, every phase of Sakura. They [...]
Stardust English Talk: My World: Castle ruins with cherry blossoms
Here I introduce a blog by a Japanese lady in Nara. The photos are stunning, and soothe the soul in these troubled times. I had thought that I couldn’t enjoy myself at this time when the nation is in the crisis for the first time after WWII and Tohoku people are suffering the most, but [...]
Hope – A lady blogger in Nara, Japan, writes about the Tohoku disaster
An lady blogger from Nara, Japan, blogs in English her personal response to the tragedy in Tohoku. If you feel that her beautiful photos of flowers and peaceful scenes are strangely incongruous, or perhaps even irrelevant to the content of her post, please think again and consider. This is a “stoical” Japanese person’s way of [...]
