This photo is also from the park. It's of some of the dead flower stalks that are sticking up through the snow. They are part of the flower garden near where the benches are inscribed with the words to Longfellow's "Song of Hiawatha." They looked coldly brave. I was less brave, spending about fifteen minutes touring the park before retreating to the warmth of my auto.
There was some chatting via internet with the young English teacher in Japan, Kagami Sensei, this morning. She is winding down her teaching responsibilities. Her last day on the job is March 24th, then she's off to an adventure in India before her long awaited return to the USA. She seems pretty organized, at least from this distance. She has had her shots and ordered up some of her tickets.
Tennis goes on as before. There was Monday night tennis ball smacking, and there will be more on Thursday.
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Love the cold photos. There is a beauty in winter -- if you can stand the cold. You wouldn't be able to see the flowers if you'd had 91.5 inches of snow, most likely. ~ It will be good to get Mirror back on home soil. ~ Any news on hard core Jerry? SS
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