more flowers
After some teleworking days yesterday I and my co-worker went to the office. When we talked with our boss about our job he told us that we should continue our teleworking as long as possible for the virus circumstance was very, very uncertain and any small precaution against the infection was important. So we've made some preparations to do some tasks at home and took our office computer back to home in the evening. In the office, most of the workers were there and apparently not much change from the usual workday. So it's a kind of relief to work in the office to me though we all felt the anxiety about the future in our mind of course. And I know that relief was a fantasy, we'll have to confront the great difficulty sooner or later...
Well, so today (Thursday) I'm again at home, do my job in my loft X) But before starting today's job, in the morning I had an appointment of a medical checkup so took trains to go to some clinic. It seemed that in the trains and stations there were less people than usual ... still many, and I think about 90% of them were wearing the surgical masks. It's a rather weird sight even here in Japan but at the moment this was rather essential to protect each other. On my way home, and from the train window I saw many cherry trees in full bloom. This spring I did no real "Hanami" (flower viewing) - enjoying the quiet time just admiring the cherry flowers in the parks - for I'm trying not to go out unnecessarily for weeks. The glimpse of flowers from the train window was beautiful enough, somehow soothed my mind.
So, I post some more photos of cherry flowers I took this morning.
(Countless petals on the roadside)
Well, so today (Thursday) I'm again at home, do my job in my loft X) But before starting today's job, in the morning I had an appointment of a medical checkup so took trains to go to some clinic. It seemed that in the trains and stations there were less people than usual ... still many, and I think about 90% of them were wearing the surgical masks. It's a rather weird sight even here in Japan but at the moment this was rather essential to protect each other. On my way home, and from the train window I saw many cherry trees in full bloom. This spring I did no real "Hanami" (flower viewing) - enjoying the quiet time just admiring the cherry flowers in the parks - for I'm trying not to go out unnecessarily for weeks. The glimpse of flowers from the train window was beautiful enough, somehow soothed my mind.
So, I post some more photos of cherry flowers I took this morning.
(Countless petals on the roadside)