Anime produced by Studio DEEN, Original manga illustrated by Yuki Amemiya & Yukino Ichihara
From our trip to Beijing!
And I fall with just me on the stupid bike ~ this is some serious balancing!Stupid hit and run flies. There I am sitting at a perfect stop at the red light, when out of nowhere this huge fly slams face first into my windshield. I totally had damages from the shock. But does he face up to his stupidity? Oh no, he just shakes it off, gets up, and RUNS AWAY! Can you believe it? The nerve.
Random Suggestion for Dell, when they are building their next generation Inspiron (or whatever the new computer is):
I wish you would arrange the sound to work like the I-Pods. The part where, when you plug your earphones in, the sound automatically readjusts to a normal sound level. I’m tired of playing something for other people, and then getting my ears blasted off when I forget to turn it back down with earphones.
Just a wish!
She just looks so happy, that she makes ME happy! 🙂
I am probably the last blogger out there to hear about Wordless Wednesday, but having recently discovered it, I’m embracing it. Better late than never, right?
“Vases with Bird-and-Flower Painting” by Wang Bu (1898–1968) Artist
Wang Bu was a 20th Century Chinese artist that specialized in working with Ceramics. He was officially trained in the blue and white art, working under an expert tutor for several years. Wang Bu’s first significant work came when popular ceramic artist, Wu Aisheng, hired him to design porcelain items in the style so popular during the Ming and Qing periods. He would continue working with porcelain and ceramics for the rest of his life, preferring to decorate them in the blue and white coloring his father and mentor had loved.
Wang Bu made two great contributions to the art field. First, He created the innovative method of using Chinese brush drawing to add the blue and white colors onto his ceramics and porcelain works ~ a technique that many other artists would soon pick up. Second, he invented a “coloring pigment” by using the Chinese…
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“She was free in her wildness. She was a wanderess, a drop of free water. She belonged to no man and to no city” ~ Roman Payne
Language Translation
Deceptively Blonde 