Saya-chan is always in the middle of fun of creativity of life wherever she is. She sometimes sends me so fantastick emails like this. Thank you.
“The real one came to see the fake seagull! I flapped my hands and pretended to cry (like a seagull), and then a big, big, real seagull came from the distant sky! Oh No! such so cold the sea in Iceland is!”
東京・国立市の桜並木。 Mちゃんから: Cherry blossom trees in Kunitachi, Tokyo. From M-chanN.Sさん宅の裏庭の見事な木蓮:A beautiful magnolia in the backyard of N.S.’s houseアナの17年ぶりのニューヨーク訪問;Anna’s first visit to New York in 17 yearsリバーサイド公園のチューリップは花盛り:The tulips at Riverside Park are in full bloomニュージャージーは向こう側。イースターサンディの日向ぼっこ:New Jersey is on the other side. Basking in the sun on Easter Sundayジェイのアレンジ、カリンバのトルコ行進曲:J’s Arrangement, Turkish March for Kalimba
Due to the recent rain, the temperature always up and down, and a busy personal schedule, I have been putting off filming a video of Harlem. Fortunately, the rain has stopped, so I started by taking a walk. I like the area from 103rd to 116th Street. It’s at the northernmost end of Central Park, close to interesting churches and the Upper West Side, and there are many art museums nearby.
A long time ago, my father was an anarchist and a jazz fanatic. He had zero social skills, and started a bicycle shop and often listened to jazz with a cigarette in his mouth. “Harlem Nocturne” from the radio, at that moment, did little me remember a past life? I had to go back to Harlem.
越冬した枯れ葉が、遠目に天使が翻っているようだった:The dead leaves that had survived the winter looked like angels fluttering in the air in the distance.モーニングサイド公園、ここで皆でイベントをした:Morningside Park, where we held our event.カセドラル教会:The Cathed Church of St.John the Divine125丁目の楽しいミュージックギグ:Fun Music Gig on 125th Street