With that, time to share some images of calm and tranquility from the Meiji Shrine and the Imperial East Gardens.
Have a good weekend, minna-san.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Now and Zen
An almost-long weekend is coming up and, despite the fickle weather, a couple of days off is always a good thing. Time to think. Time to de-stress. Time to time-out.
With that, time to share some images of calm and tranquility from the Meiji Shrine and the Imperial East Gardens.
Have a good weekend, minna-san.
With that, time to share some images of calm and tranquility from the Meiji Shrine and the Imperial East Gardens.
Have a good weekend, minna-san.
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I feel like il dolce bianco cigno, quiet in solitude amidst the, ermmm, rainy lake.
ReplyDeletelolz
@ Ternie : Molto bene. I shall be Odile to your Odette, as you glide guilelessly along Lake Placid.
ReplyDeleteWhich is actually not a lake, but the palace moat.
tokyo is on the top of my list of travel plans. i love the simplicity and sophistication of this city.
ReplyDeletebring me home a bonsai tree. :D
ReplyDeletewaahhhh!!! inggit mode me. tokyo too has got to be in my bucket list... errr... sort of. ;)
ReplyDelete@ engel : Somehow, I knew you were gonna say bonsai.
ReplyDelete@ Mike & hondafanboi : Tokyo is very future-forward yet at the same time still steeped in tradition. It's a fascinating, schizophrenic mix of the old and the new - like encountering a trio of kimono-clad women amidst a gaggle of Harajuku girls.
And yet, somehow both complement each other.
i wanna see bukake in japan :D
ReplyDeletewaaaa *inggit*
ReplyDeletedahil nagpunta ka ng Japan... at madaming pwedeng pasalubong sa Japan... friends na tayo!
Joke lang! :P
@ Ming : Bukkake in Japan, bukaka in Gapan.
ReplyDelete@ Toilet Thoughts : Ahahahahahaha! Arigato, tomodachi ^_^