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About Me Member Lurker olderwoman51/Female/United States Recent Activity Deviant for 3 Years
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Sat Jan 24, 2009, 8:33 AM
I have discovered that somewhere in the fatigue of the days when I was caring for my mom, where I didn't want to just sit, but was too tired to concentrate on anything, I became addicted...to Asian dramas. I would have NEVER thought it possibly to get 'hooked' on such a thing. I watch almost NO TV: there's nothing that interests me. But there you have it: it's hard for me to go a day without watching several episodes.
In consequence, my writing has slowed. So has my drawing. It's a lot harder to be creative than to just enjoy someone else's creation. Now I'm trying to get stern with myself. We'll see what happens....

  • Listening to: Tokio, Queen, odds and ends
  • Reading: New Testament ; instructions
  • Watching: The Sleeping Forest
  • Eating: leftover Christmas candy
  • Drinking: lots of water

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:iconvyrage:
I'm dropping by to say hello; in case you're curious as to where I stumbled upon you, it was from ff.net.
I looked through your gallery and I really like the pictures that you've taken! Wonderful job! Did you visit Japan or do you live there?
Oh - and the reading list in your profile has some books I'll definitely try to get a hold of. Thanks for the tips! :)

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Rest in Peace, HakuBaikou.
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:iconolderwoman:
I have gone to Japan twice.My nephew lived in Kyoto with his Japanese wife and I stayed with them. All told, I've spent 5 weeks there. Never got as far as Tokyo, though. Shikoku and Kansai, mainly.
Glad that the book list was of use.
:iconvyrage:
That sounds amazing. You must have had a wonderful time there. Which seasons did you go in? Spring? It's so nice at that time of year.

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Rest in Peace, HakuBaikou.
May your accomplishments and memory live on in remembrance,
for always.
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A wonderful artist and writer, [link] , has passed on in the community, she will be missed.
:iconolderwoman:
The first time I went, it was spring. The second time was early fall--not many of the leaves had turned yet. Yes, I loved it both times. The longer you stay, the more comfortable you get....
:iconvyrage:
But the more you stay... the harder it is to leave. Which is sad because any visitor is simply, well, visiting. Although, the memories are nice to think back on once gone. :)

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Rest in Peace, HakuBaikou.
May your accomplishments and memory live on in remembrance,
for always.
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A wonderful artist and writer, [link] , has passed on in the community, she will be missed.
:iconformel:
I like the sky too! Every day I take my time to look at it! My friends think I am not 100 % sane, when I explain them! They ain't know nothing, right!?
Last time the sun was going down at one end and the full moon (larger than usual) was already up, it was amazing I have never seen something like that! I wished I had a digital camera that time, and since I was travelling home by bus, I would have got off, just to take a picture! But i didn't have a camera (Damn!)!
:iconolderwoman:
If I don't have a camera (and usually I don't), I'll write it down in as descriptive a fashion as I can so that I'll remember it.

Sky watchers (and moon watchers) get to enjoy part of life that other people miss.
:icondramamine09:
Thanks! I really like your gallery :)
:iconmis-takenbeauty:
Welcome to dA! :wave: Great gallery so far.

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Without imagination,what is the world we really live in?
:iconfrantasia:
Welcome to dA! :D I like your gallery so far. The elementals are good. Keep it up!

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~Frances C. Dempsey

"The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science." ~Albert Einstein

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