Dialog Ⅱ

After the Bon Festival, the number of things that make us feel autumn has increased.

I saw a cloud that was having a dialogue.

The pair of clouds I saw in the summer encouraged me to communicate with others.

Today's pair of clouds encourages dialogue between the outer self and the other self.

I certainly received it.

Thank you God for your timely message.

Sweet Potato Leaves

I decorated the entrance with sweet potato leaves.

The sweet potato leaves at this time of year are cool and we can feel the coolness when floating on the water.

I found this setting when I was 13 years old. When it decorated the drawing room table with sweat potato leaves, a cool breeze blew into the Japanese-style room.

When I arranged it in a vase with 二株生け, a cool breeze flowed through the entrance, adding to the coolness of the entrance.

Come to think of it, I was wearing a yukata with a blue on white background that had either dokudami leaves or potato leaves drew on it, and I wore a yellow sash when I went to the When I arranged it in a vase with two plants, a cool breeze flowed through the entrance, adding to the coolness of the entrance.. nostalgic.

13th year morning glory

The morning glory flowers bloomed all at once this morning.

It's a summer scene that makes me feel nostalgic.

Higurashi's voice began to be heard.

Autumn is near.

2023/8/14 18:36 南東の空, Higurashi also began to sing

The sky is getting higher little by little.

Gill cumulus clouds appear in the southern sky, a few dragonflies (they are called usubakitombo or shoryoutombo) land on the village, and evening breezes blow from the mountains.

Obon is over, isn't it?

Higurashi also began to sing like tsuku-tsuku.

The hot and busy summer is over.

The season progresses from late summer to early fall.

Autumn is coming little by little...

Cirrocumulus clouds began to mix with thunderheads, and red kanes began to descend from the mountains.

After the Bon festival, the heat subsides little by little, and the mornings and evenings become more comfortable.

Little by little, little by little, a little more hardship.