We spent the day playing with painted maccaroni pieces at work today. Playing like children with no worries, no race against timed deadline, no real aim, nor any reason but to create.
It was fun.
Lake Kawaguchi
I want to travel more.
Arcs over Shinjuku
Rainbows are supposed to be a good omen, right? I wonder if other people had good luck after seeing this too.
The sky in the sea
Enoshima
I always forget how close such beautiful scenery can be found close to Tokyo. Looking at this scene, I was wondering about the depths of the ocean and the sky. Which of these blue absysses is deeper? But it only took a few seconds of rational thinking to be reminded that the sky goes on infinitely into space, while the ocean, deep as it may be, must have a bottom where it meets earth. Therefore, there is no contesting that the sky is much deeper than the ocean.
And all it took was a second of rational thinking to ruin the perfect magic of a mysterious reflection.
Northern Okinawa, Japan
Taking pictures like this makes me question reality. Did I really see this blueness with my own eyes? And was I truly happy at that time, or was it just a trifling trick of the mind?
Hope
Hope in reality is the worst of all evils, because it prolongs the torments of man. -Nietzsche
Tired of falling asleep on the train all of the time. Why can’t the same sound sleep be achieved in bed? lol
Hello Mr Snowman
Hello snowman, what ya knowin’? I come to watch your puddles growin’.
Ain’t you got no rhymes for me? do do do do… Feelin’ groovy.
At British Hills, Fukushima
Food…
I think that I want to be young if only to have the metabolism to digest all of the foods I want to eat.
Happy New Year
First 2009 sunrise from Chikura, Chiba.
After a night of snowfall
Toronto Lake Shore
I’m perpetuating the icy cold stereotype of Canadian winter, even though it’s really not so snowy and cold all of the time. Comparing it with other countries, I now understand why it’s called the vast great white up here.
It is nice to be back home.