(backdated to Tanabata; video post)
[There's a camera watching people scoop goldfish, and there's an odd sight among the people dressed for the festivities. It certainly isn't that he is not against doing things that are deemed ungraceful-but nonetheless he seems to do them with perfect grace. That's exactly what it was when he attended Tanabata, and decided, without second thought, that he was going to catch some goldfish.
Amid the Eastern populous (and many others) dressed in yukata tying up their sleeves, there is a young blond man in argyle socks languidly dipping a poi into the water. He doesn't seem to intent on the actual act of catching the fish, instead he's being patient and waiting for a specific fish to find its own way above the poi.
He just waits.]
Amid the Eastern populous (and many others) dressed in yukata tying up their sleeves, there is a young blond man in argyle socks languidly dipping a poi into the water. He doesn't seem to intent on the actual act of catching the fish, instead he's being patient and waiting for a specific fish to find its own way above the poi.
He just waits.]