Mei-Shun prefers the former if they are in groups respectively. Or them in minds are welcomed as well. Her horsey riding club employed many women as instructors before, while growing number of young men in classes gives her a bit problem these days. She therefore asked Shin to drive toward another in Ibaraki on weekend. Oh, not Princess Maria yet Ms. Angel is here.
Mei-Shun rode on Mr. E, her electric bicycle to visit a pharmacy. She received a prescription from a dermatologist, which expires tomorrow. It is a nice day for cycling: sunny and humid a bit, yet windy. Hmm, good exercise to go routes she usually drives. It is interesting as well to see back door of her home gynecologist clinic. Cherry trees are changing green coats to red.
Mei-Shun got up before 5 : 00 this morning. When she drew a curtain to the west, Ms. Blue was found still shining in the sky — might be a message that we are still in the previous month. All right, she would return to a futon mat to see the 1st day of September on solar calendar with 大安=tai-an, the best among 六曜=riku-yo. School children, please be watchful against heat stroke.
We have 処暑=shosho, the 2nd of autumnal 二十四節気 today. It is said heat would soon be cooled down, while sultry air still stays around us. On the other hand, it gives Mei-Shun an impression that singing guys are not so many this year: almost none flew onto our screen windows. Preferring shady woods like the nearest shrine, they might already feel the next season.
Yes, as Mikan-chan kindly wrote yesterday, Mei-Shun drove Ms. Scarlet toward Tsukuba this afternoon. Accompanied by her silver daughter with emerald eyes in mind, she dropped in the nearest shrine to greet Gods — it is their 1st visit here in recent, torrid 1 month and a half. Great to see you again, white lily. Shall we make a wish of 朔 together?
Mademoiselle Vert, please let Mei-Shun highly appreciate your longevity in pretty flowers: they were kept for amazing 3 months. 1st flower with Mikan-chan met Shin and his wife on Children’s Day, followed by as much as 18. Now she seems finally to take a rest. Leaving 4 leaves at the beginning of July, she dropped 4 flowers last week. Then other 3 leaves were found relieved today.
We have a full moon tonight, still seen blurred to Mei-Shun’s eyes through a covered window. It would be removed tomorrow meaning our home repair finished. All 3 family members are well, 2 women at home while only man in Chicago. A clear 十六夜 is therefore wished by the former. And the latter could enjoy it on board perhaps, heading east to Boston.
Shin, Mikan-chan and Mei-Shun fled from a shocking heat wave hit Kanto Area on weekend, with only one air conditioner available at home. It was an idea of the wife to take it as a good chance to visit a new spa, while the husband who promptly chose 和倉温泉, made necessary reservations. They have been to 能登半島 in winter, impressed by severe weather to grow serene minds.
Dearest 501 followers, please let Mei-Shun express her deepest gratitude to your kindness to visit her site. She actually wished 500 to be the last and best, while distinguished one of you has come next. Here it seems the most important for her to continue honest reporting on cat, dance and piano: if she enjoys it herself, it might lead to your happiness.
One of problems Mei-Shun has since house repair began is that her favorite, great entity in the sky became invisible through windows. Covered with cloth like a mammoth mosquito net, only vague sights are available when she opens shutters. Still, it has been much improved compared to last week when all doors and windows were sealed with plastic sheets.
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