A trip to town, and group pictures.
Kyo: Shasha took me with her to school the other day. I love going into town with her, if only because there are so much to see. We walked around a lot, and she carried me all the while, so I didn't have to be squished in her bag. Very nice. I got compliments, too, which is also nice.
Kyo: We had to wait for the train for a while. Shasha lives so far out in the countryside that there rarely is a bus. So she has to walk two kilometers to the train station.
Kyo: Shopping for food. The carton next to me is raspberry chaï iced tea. It's delicious. Also featuring a Coca Cola light with lemon, a salad (Shasha's breakfast) and two kaki fruits.
Kyo: I ran of with her ice tea. Don't tell her...
Kyo: Shasha's classes are horribly boring, so I stole her Discman and listened to J-rock instead. That particular CD is a MP3 CD with mixed J-rock. Very nice.
Kyo: See the big shiny building in the background? The blending one? That's where Shasha's mother works, and it's not really that white. More a creamy pale yellow. It's a really old building, built in 1903, and it's very pretty. It's also about three minutes away from Shasha's school, which is very handy.
Kyo: We went to the botanical garden. Shasha loves it, because it's usually so peaceful. This time a guy tried to sell her drugs. He was nice about it, though, and wnet away without a fuzz when she declined. I think she found it amusing, because she was snickering when she took this picture just afterwards. That's a lot of waterlilies, isn't it?
Kyo: Taking a break. While taking this picture, Shasha nearly fell into a flowerbed, causing me to giggle for a long while.
Kyo: Lovely bench, isn't it? The plants in the foreground is the flowerbed I mentioned above.
Kyo: This tree is called a yew, and Shasha tells me that it's poisonous and is said to have magical properties. Sounds like my kind of tree.
Kyo: Graveyards are fun. This one is even more fun, as it's old. I liked this tombstone. It's pretty. Can't read what it says anymore, though.
Kyo: I liked this grave, too, but I only got one decent photo of it.
Kyo: Shasha and me, posing prettily. I don't think you're supposed to sit on graves, but then again, nobody really cares.
Kyo: This is the entire family. Strange bunch, aren't we. You can't tell, but Shasha was listening to "The Domestic Fucker Family" when she took this picture. From left to right, we have: Sephira, Sasha, Nimuë, me with Nocturne's head, Nagendra, Gloria, Majinai, Murako, Yukina and Geist the devil.
Nimuë, the large doll in the background, is the newest addition to our group. She's very big, nearly two feet, and very silent. Hardly ever says anything. I guess that's just her personality, though, because she seems relaxed enough. Time will tell, I suppose.
Kyo: We had to wait for the train for a while. Shasha lives so far out in the countryside that there rarely is a bus. So she has to walk two kilometers to the train station.
Kyo: Shopping for food. The carton next to me is raspberry chaï iced tea. It's delicious. Also featuring a Coca Cola light with lemon, a salad (Shasha's breakfast) and two kaki fruits.
Kyo: I ran of with her ice tea. Don't tell her...
Kyo: Shasha's classes are horribly boring, so I stole her Discman and listened to J-rock instead. That particular CD is a MP3 CD with mixed J-rock. Very nice.
Kyo: See the big shiny building in the background? The blending one? That's where Shasha's mother works, and it's not really that white. More a creamy pale yellow. It's a really old building, built in 1903, and it's very pretty. It's also about three minutes away from Shasha's school, which is very handy.
Kyo: We went to the botanical garden. Shasha loves it, because it's usually so peaceful. This time a guy tried to sell her drugs. He was nice about it, though, and wnet away without a fuzz when she declined. I think she found it amusing, because she was snickering when she took this picture just afterwards. That's a lot of waterlilies, isn't it?
Kyo: Taking a break. While taking this picture, Shasha nearly fell into a flowerbed, causing me to giggle for a long while.
Kyo: Lovely bench, isn't it? The plants in the foreground is the flowerbed I mentioned above.
Kyo: This tree is called a yew, and Shasha tells me that it's poisonous and is said to have magical properties. Sounds like my kind of tree.
Kyo: Graveyards are fun. This one is even more fun, as it's old. I liked this tombstone. It's pretty. Can't read what it says anymore, though.
Kyo: I liked this grave, too, but I only got one decent photo of it.
Kyo: Shasha and me, posing prettily. I don't think you're supposed to sit on graves, but then again, nobody really cares.
Kyo: This is the entire family. Strange bunch, aren't we. You can't tell, but Shasha was listening to "The Domestic Fucker Family" when she took this picture. From left to right, we have: Sephira, Sasha, Nimuë, me with Nocturne's head, Nagendra, Gloria, Majinai, Murako, Yukina and Geist the devil.
Nimuë, the large doll in the background, is the newest addition to our group. She's very big, nearly two feet, and very silent. Hardly ever says anything. I guess that's just her personality, though, because she seems relaxed enough. Time will tell, I suppose.