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Saturday, February 20, 2010

December, 2009

Tuesday, December the 1st, 2009

The whitey tangerine sun light is beaming toward me. Can my brain be activated or vitalized as an advertisement in the tram station suggests? Or is it possible only for younger brains?

I'm taking a three-hour paid leave, and taking a train for Hineno in the warm sunny afternoon. Passengers are scattered in the seats here and there on the train. The sun dipping westward gives us soft warm beams. A beam shoots an old woman's cheek. Another beam puts a spotlight on my PC.

It is very important to determine how we see the world, as “what you measure is what you get.”

Wednesday, December the 2nd, 2009

Today has today's burden. The morning has the morning burden, while the afternoon has its own. Why should I worry about the burdens a couple of hours away?

Thursday, December the 3rd, 2009

The second day of the exam week is cloudy. Some of the patterned leaves have started falling. No wonder the season is called fall. Although my brains has kept being cloddish, that has given it some break.

When we talk about English literacy or English proficiency, we are talking about industrial one and academic one. In other words, we have Industrial English Literacy and Academic English Literacy. The former has 10-year span of outlook; the latter 5-year.

Saturday, December the 5th, 2009

The day after health check. Barium has become troublesome in my fifties. When I take it, I feel choked. Later, I feel it moving along my intestines.

The non-productive day has passed, annoyed with the barium. When I die, I may die with barium.

Monday, December the 7th, 2009

It's a cold morning with the bright golden sun shine beaming into every Eastward leaf. I'm sitting Eastward on the tram with the backlighted Winter clouds in my sight. The directions and seasons sound proper nouns this morning.

Tuesday, December the 8th, 2009

The orange colors are vaporing in the east, having autumn-colored trees more colored.

Or: The orange colors are vaporing in the east, with the autumn-colored trees more colored.

Either way, the season is making its way into the next version, winter.

Wednesday, December the 9th, 2009

I sat westward in this morning's tram, ans had seen a beautiful dream before the midnight. Cherry blossoms were full with some young green leaves. I could see them through the inner gate, and, when I went though the gate, I found them in panorama. Today is the first class day after the exam week.

Thursday, December the 10th, 2009

Warm orange colors are rising up in the brownly-shed tree leaves. They are the reflection of the huge candle light one astronomic unit away.

Friday, December the 11th, 2009

Rain drops. The autumn leaves drop as it drops.

Monday, December the 14th, 2009

After the day, when I am taking a tram, the darkness is pressing to the windows, with some cold air passing through the cracks.

Tuesday, December the 15th, 2009

Autumnly shining leaves have fallen with their trees prepared for the coming winter. Yet, even the winterly gray clouds have their shining sides. The high rises in the morning aureole have even brighter windows reflecting the sunshine.

Wednesday, December the 16th, 2009

20 years have passed, canopied with today's winter rainy heaven, whose brighter center is surrounded with the darker blueish lower sky.

The time it was.....

The time has come to retreat: retreat from this, and retreat from that; while others are still hoping me to advance.

Thursday, December the 17th, 2009

The first day of the 21st year is a fairly cold day. Long ago,it must be...

Yes, it has been so cold today. It's almost freezing. Once, it even snowed a little. Can I keep on working hard even tomorrow?

Friday, December the 18th, 2009

Such a cold morning is it! It's almost mid winter. Wintry grayish sky has almost reached the heaven with the tiny top brightly lit by the morning sun from their reverse. As I run northward on the morning train, it has become brighter and east mountains have revealed their ridge lines. It is a morning.

Saturday,December the 19th, 2009

Another freezing day with bitterly cold winds.

Sunday, December the 20th, 2009

Another windy day.

Monday, December the 21st, 2009

The heaven looked densely crowded with wintry grayish clouds without any open which lets sun shine come through. As I walked to the station, I found the north heaven open with several groups of shining clouds, shining whitely and orangely with the morning sun light. In Ten'noji, another building was revealing itself, with or without hope for its prosperity.

Tuesday, December the 22nd, 2009

The bloody red rowan tree is dimly lit by the sun light through bony withered trees.

Thursday, December the 24th, 2009

A foggy morning with the mountain ash tree dimly giving off its own light. When can I get at peace and bright?

Friday, December the 25th, 2009

Just about an hour's drive brought us into the parking which we had planned to park our car. We got off the car, and walked for a while toward the station to find a rental properties agent, which was not the one we had planned to visit though. We didn't care, but called by into the office.

A young male salesclerk, who was making a phone call, recognized us and passed his recognition onto another middle-aged female clerk. She welcomed us with a cup of hot roasted tea, and our quest for lodgings started.

Monday, December the 28th, 2009

A cloudy morning with some rain earlier at the dawn. On my way to school on a tram, the dawn finally broke, and the sun brought some light onto the world.

Thursday, December the 31st, 2009

A very windy day. The last day of the year 2009, or the last day of the first 9 years of the 21st century, is a very cold windy day.

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