More Canada photos & thoughts.
Anime con is over, but the trip isn't!
Yesterday afternoon, Ciara-chan took me to downtown to visit the shopping streets. It was so impressing for me @@
Many people and many big buildings! It's the kind of scenery I can only see in movies.
So here are some photos (also some Zeda-chan, even if she's gone).
Casual silly outfit for shopping.
With Ciara-chan, who had a very cool coordinate (*o*)
Shopping mall she took me to. I've visited one or two in Spain, but none of them was as big and impressive as this one @@ (and naturally, we don't have shopping malls in my city wwww)
Big buildings that are impressive to me because my city is too small for this!
(*o*)
Also, before she left, Zeda-chan told me that I could post any of her non cosplay photos so that people would see her girly side as well.
So here are a few pics I took with her during the first and second days.
(Sister, I bet that you love her coordinate here wwww)
Isn't she cool? (*A*)
From the kitchen you can access the livingroom, and from the livingroom you can see a long corridor. The last room at the very end, the only room facing you, used to be her bedroom. Every morning, I used to look at the last room of the corridor from the distance of the living room, wondering if she was awake and ready for breakfast. This morning, I found myself doing the same.
I wonder if, when I travel back to my city, I will also become some sort of ghost in this house for a few days.
Life is full of good-byes, but having "lived"in a big city for such a long time made me unused to them. Because I never meet people or feel much for anyone that's outside my small circle of family + childhood friends, I have no pain to gain either. But it's at times like these, when I go out of the safety of my walls to actually experience the world, to be talked to and touched and moved from my static position-- it's at these times when I wonder how I'd be able to stop wasting my life so much. But then again, doing nothing and saying nothing is always the safest.
Anyway, the trip isn't over yet. I apologize if my words sounded depressing, I'm just thinking.
Yesterday afternoon, Ciara-chan took me to downtown to visit the shopping streets. It was so impressing for me @@
Many people and many big buildings! It's the kind of scenery I can only see in movies.
So here are some photos (also some Zeda-chan, even if she's gone).
Casual silly outfit for shopping.
With Ciara-chan, who had a very cool coordinate (*o*)
Shopping mall she took me to. I've visited one or two in Spain, but none of them was as big and impressive as this one @@ (and naturally, we don't have shopping malls in my city wwww)
Big buildings that are impressive to me because my city is too small for this!
(*o*)
Also, before she left, Zeda-chan told me that I could post any of her non cosplay photos so that people would see her girly side as well.
So here are a few pics I took with her during the first and second days.
(Sister, I bet that you love her coordinate here wwww)
Isn't she cool? (*A*)
From the kitchen you can access the livingroom, and from the livingroom you can see a long corridor. The last room at the very end, the only room facing you, used to be her bedroom. Every morning, I used to look at the last room of the corridor from the distance of the living room, wondering if she was awake and ready for breakfast. This morning, I found myself doing the same.
I wonder if, when I travel back to my city, I will also become some sort of ghost in this house for a few days.
Life is full of good-byes, but having "lived"in a big city for such a long time made me unused to them. Because I never meet people or feel much for anyone that's outside my small circle of family + childhood friends, I have no pain to gain either. But it's at times like these, when I go out of the safety of my walls to actually experience the world, to be talked to and touched and moved from my static position-- it's at these times when I wonder how I'd be able to stop wasting my life so much. But then again, doing nothing and saying nothing is always the safest.
Anyway, the trip isn't over yet. I apologize if my words sounded depressing, I'm just thinking.