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20 Jan, 2007

Waiting for spring

Posted by: brb In: Places ()

Picture-taking among the tulips

Just when I thought it couldn’t possibly get colder than this I just got word that it will probably snow tomorrow morning. I can’t make up my mind if that’s good or bad news. Still, the thought of spring brings happy memories of flowers, hanami, and runny noses. The picture above was taken last year and shows two Japanese taking pictures among the tulips near the windmill at Kasumigaura Park.

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2 Responses to "Waiting for spring"

1 | kathy

January 22nd, 2007 at 9:38 pm

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oh here you are…dito ka lang pala nagtatago. :) glad to find your blog at last. thanks for the link! i’ll link you up as well. looking forward to your posts!

2 | brb

January 22nd, 2007 at 9:49 pm

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one bad thing about blogging: sooner or later you’ll be found out. :) thanks for dropping by, this is very new as you can see. nothing serious. and don’t wait for my posts, haha.

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