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anarchist_nomad) wrote2012-04-20 02:18 am
anarchist_nomad) wrote2012-04-20 02:18 am
32: A Cherry Blosson By Any Other Name
こんにちは, gentle readers![*]
As you may recall, my journal entry from Tuesday featured three pictures of the sakura that were taken on my Toyama outing that morning. The post ended with a promise of more, if there was interest. That interest has been expressed, so here I am to make good on that promise! Please to be enjoying!
Sakura, sakura everywhere!
(click on any picture in this post to see the full-sized version)
Besides the lovely cherry blossom, there is a gorgeous plum blossom tree on the right!
Another close up!
This statue in the park caught my eye -- more on it below!
Change of perspective -- looking up from the ground!
The road goes ever on and on...
As mentioned above, the statue of the girl in the park grabbed my attention, being beautifully framed by a halo of petals and blossoms. That said, I have absolutely no idea who she is or why this statue is there. There was no signage present and, even if there were, I doubt that I would have been able to read it! Thus, dear friends, I am offering one thousand points to the first person with Google-Fu strong enough to solve the mystery and uncover her secrets! Happy hunting!
Now then, tis off to bed for this Nomad! The T2K collaboration meeting -- latest in a popular series -- begins in the morning!
[*] That's simply "konnichiwa", or "hello", written in hiragana characters.
As you may recall, my journal entry from Tuesday featured three pictures of the sakura that were taken on my Toyama outing that morning. The post ended with a promise of more, if there was interest. That interest has been expressed, so here I am to make good on that promise! Please to be enjoying!
(click on any picture in this post to see the full-sized version)
As mentioned above, the statue of the girl in the park grabbed my attention, being beautifully framed by a halo of petals and blossoms. That said, I have absolutely no idea who she is or why this statue is there. There was no signage present and, even if there were, I doubt that I would have been able to read it! Thus, dear friends, I am offering one thousand points to the first person with Google-Fu strong enough to solve the mystery and uncover her secrets! Happy hunting!
Now then, tis off to bed for this Nomad! The T2K collaboration meeting -- latest in a popular series -- begins in the morning!
[*] That's simply "konnichiwa", or "hello", written in hiragana characters.
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Yay! Very glad that you like! It is lovely, isn't it?
I'd steal it, except mine is a shot of the top of the Empire State Building, lit up in shades of purple, against a starry sky.
Clearly, then, this is just a sign that you need to get a second computer, so that you can have two desktop pictures! ;-D
Actually, speaking of this, I have an upcoming post with a picture that you, in particular, will enjoy. Not saying more just yet, but wait and see!
The girl is, indeed, a conundrum
*nods* She really is. Still makes for a pretty photo, though.
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I may be a bit distracted in the near future, but I'll make a point of checking your entries for more delightful pictures :-)
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Meanwhile, I will make the mys-TEEEER-ious post today, so that you don't have to keep checking. And also because you might need something that could make you smile.
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Yes, I'm still looking forward to reading that card in 2047. Don't buy me one for 2147 yet, though... the paper would probably deteriorate by then :-D
Your travel photos, and many of your other posts, always make me smile!
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Also: Hope you enjoy the latest journal entry! Is posted now... and you even get mentioned! :-D
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Yes, I see your newest post, and I've already commented on it! Thank you!!!
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