capturing in prose
The word ‘Favorites’ is quite common but it always reminds me a voice of Julie Andrews probably because it is still a foreign word for me and I learned it in the movie. That’s not so bad.
This week I’ve picked out a photo I dropped the idea to post for WPC at once, capturing my favorite place.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, 2017 Favorites by The Daily Post.
A Part of Wordless Wednesday
and
my second contribution to WPC: Ascend.
Sometimes we need to be crawling up an easy slope. Our daily life always has a difficult face and we aren’t aware of it.
He was just walking on a slope of huge pier but looked strange somehow probably because he was, of course, not a passenger of the Diamond Princess nor Asuka II. He was not a crew, neither. However he must be a crew of our planet. That’s a life.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Ascend by The Daily Post.
Common children shall be naughty. It’s a sort of raisin d’être (reason to be) and I seemed to be a sort of their reason to play a joke especially during my overseas trips. Many years ago I was at a middle of a ski slope just under a chair lift. Holding a snowboard I was climbing a steep, actually gentle, hill in a winter resort of Canadian Rocky Mountains for my first experience of snowboarding. Yes, it was the first experience for me. When I looked up the sky to pause for catching breath, a small boy above me spoke to me from his chair
“Why don’t you take a lift? Good luck!”
Ok, thank you. I was a beginner and I didn’t come up with any smart thing to say in English. At least it was lucky for me that I didn’t find cheeky words, neither.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Cheeky by The Daily Post.
Calm but couldn’t say ordinary, peaceful and slightly noble somehow. Serene might be a difficult word to use for non native English speakers like me. Probably I could say serene weather instead of fine but it sounds me strange. I don’t say I can’t find any proper word in my mother tongue (“うららか” might be good translation). You know it is not always easy to understand translate words.
A bit dim room open to a bright backyard tells serene afternoon.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Serene by The Daily Post.
