Watermelon truck in San Antonio
You don't get watermelons like these in Hiroshima.
I'm trying to walk to/from work (30 minutes, fast) three times a week. The higher humidity recently is making this a sticky proposition.
photography by Florence Nobuko Smith
You don't get watermelons like these in Hiroshima.
I'm trying to walk to/from work (30 minutes, fast) three times a week. The higher humidity recently is making this a sticky proposition.
Happy Birthdays to Emily and Matt's new baby and to Rebecca!
Labels: Hiroshima pre-dawn Japan river
The cenotaph holds books in which are written all the names of those who have died as a result of the atomic bomb in Hiroshima.
Over half a century after the bombing, people are still dying because of the bomb.
The names of those who have died are written in the books every year on August 6, the anniversary of the bombing. Before then, the books are aired out.
I happened upon the airing-out ceremony on my way to work yesterday morning.
I caught it and it stuck. It was really hot by May last year; I'm really enjoying the extended cool weather this year. For now, I'd rather be stuck in Spring than sticky in Summer!