Showing posts with label vacation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vacation. Show all posts

Sunday, January 08, 2012

Sunset Sea

 Mission Beach@San Diego, CA

Sunday, August 07, 2011

Blossom tree

@Huntington Garden, LA

Friday, December 19, 2008

If I had a Christmas tree

如果我有一棵圣诞树,我会在上面挂满这些:
晶莹剔透的红色小鸟
着红衣戴红帽捧着红色糖果棒的小女孩
还有红色的毛线小球
可惜没有,那就让小球陪小熊作伴,挂在书包上四处走走瞧瞧,惊叹于商店橱窗里漂亮的圣诞树

Friday, May 30, 2008

看海一 Brighton

洋葱头宫殿(Royal Pavilion)-所谓的东方式宫殿,乔治四世养情妇的地方,切~
大海鸟
橱窗里的熊猫招贴画
大冬天的,筋骨真好
漂呀漂,摇啊摇
典型的有钱人的象征
典型的英国下午茶时光
鹅卵石的沙滩,走在上面很疼很费劲,常走估计可以减肥

海上游乐场
终于亲眼看见度假的房车

典型的海边度假一景
老人与狗
主人说"sit down"就坐下了,乖狗儿~
典型的刚生完小孩的仨英国妇女来海边度假
典型的孤零零的一棵树长在只长草不长庄稼的英国田野里
年轻真是好啊
典型的高速公路
回家路上,典型的无聊症状

Friday, May 23, 2008

看海二 - Jersey Island

住的房间窗外就是海,夜夜听潮涨海浪拍岸,那时沙滩都被淹没了
老人,海,城堡和帆船(就差海鸟,这季节岛上的常景)
海滩边正在组装的摩天轮
海陆两用车船之上岸
海陆两用车船之下海-去城堡
从城堡上往远处看,潮在退,隐约可以看见其实海底有条路
潮完全退了,路完全露出来了,所以走着回去(图中非我)
空中的飞机,好像是滑翔机
帆船之一
帆船之二
帆船之三
海岛另一端的城堡,面朝欧洲大陆的法国端
仿佛可以捧在手中的小岛,顽强地长在城堡石缝间的翠绿小嫩枝
背靠苍山,面朝大海,春暖花开(最前面一句是我捏造的)

Monday, April 07, 2008

四月雪




3 hours later:happy snowy easter holiday!

Thursday, March 20, 2008

Lost

I spent half of day writing a letter. I should have done that long time ago. Always having some excuse not to do. But i know, in my heart, the reason that i didn't write. For fears, for confuse, for regrets...

lost in London street on Christmas time, in heart, in mind

Saturday, January 12, 2008

Friday, December 28, 2007

Xmas


圣诞假期的午间,蛋打菠菜煮泡面,里面的鸡汤是特意在圣诞节前去超市买的整鸡炖煮后留下的,其实炖整锅的鸡只想要那鸡汤。想来在这混沌的假期中,这是吃过的最像样的一顿饭,而且难能可贵的是在一个正常的时间(中午12:55)。

买鸡的那天逛了圈college旁的market,一眼就被那粉色的雏菊俘获,于是满心欢喜的捧了一束在满街的人群中穿梭。记得小时候粉色黄色是最爱。渐渐长大,衣橱中已经不再有那些粉色的花裙,取而代之的是黑色灰色深蓝色米色,最明亮的就是白色了,有时看到粉色总觉的有些过于粉饰矫情。然而,在这粉色的雏菊前,却全然没有原先的嫌恶之感。这粉恰到好处,既不过红也不过白,那样粉粉的白白的就粉到了心里。

Sunday, April 29, 2007

for days in Perth

(一)Market篇(下)

Subiaco is another my favorite destination - a unique, funky and non mainstream shopping destination. Market is the heart and the soul of Subiaco, or 'Subi', as affectionately known by the locals.
This is Subiaco Pavilion Market. It's right opposite Subiaco Train station.A flower shop: I love those scattered petals on the floor.
These toy things dragged me into the stall. Especially the one on the left, they remind me of the colorful clownfish in the movie FINDING NEMO.
I'm a bookaholic, also a bookstoreaholic.
A japan shop: I like the layout, full of Japanese tastes.
Market Square Park:
Children are playing around, and people are having picnics on the LARGE grassed area.
A brass and limestone sculpture
Subiaco Oval: the largest and most recognised stadium in Western Australia. It's the home ground to both Perth-based AFL teams - the West Coast Eagles and The Fremantle Football Club. On that day, there was a football game. It was my FIRST time to see such high volumes of cars and people into an area in Australia.
Outside Subiaco Oval
Queuing for tickets
Fans of the Fremantle Football Club on the traditional scarf and support clothing
Park of Subiaco Oval: big, old trees and grassy land
Park of Subiaco Oval: a children's recreation land!^O^
A children's hospital nearby: I like the color and design of this building.
Perth Modern School: Opened in 1911. On that event day, the school opened its playground for parking.
Perth Modern School: A memorial (established in 1920) records names of 148 Modernians, mostly aged between 18 and 22 years of age, who enlisted in World War I, 23 lost their lives.
High school orchestra competition in the hall of Perth Modern School:
I was invited because the elder daughter of my homestay family was a principle flutist in her school. I can tell which is a private school and which is a public according to their dress. At the scene, someone was broadcasting the live show, although I found his voice and words distracted me from the music.