Most of the sakura/cherry blossoms have fallen to the ground. It makes me a bit sad. But I’m glad I had the chance to view them through my window and walk through the parks and enjoy these ephemeral beauties. Well, I’m excited about the upcoming unforeseen adventures. How is your Spring Season going? I hope … Continue reading 2022: Soaking Up the Sakura
https://vimeo.com/695266649 My favorite form of shopping is window shopping, haha! It’s quick and affordable. 😉 Also, this was in front of Macy’s Spring Flower Show in NYC. It really brought a lot of people together. And I found it so fun! Selfie of me standing in front of the Macy's store.
The other day, my friends, my pup Mahal, and I ventured to the Sunflower Festival at the WaterDrinker in Manorville, Long Island. (It was also the same place where the Tulip Festival was held.) It's happy to see you! (; This time it was scorching hot. Humidity and I are a bad romance. While sweating … Continue reading 2021: The Sunflower Festival
So, the other day, my mom, my pup Mahal, and I strolled through Avalon Park, which is located in the town of Stony Brook, New York. And that day, I wanted to photograph the place with a minimalist vision. Purple petals hanging downwards. Often, we go here because not only is it freely available to … Continue reading 2021: A Minimalist View of Avalon Park
The other day, my puppy Mahal and I ventured to the Long Island's Tulip Festival at the Waterdrinker. Every year, this place grows rows and rows of tulips. So, purple to pink to yellow and to white tulips surrounded us. It was a rainbow of colors. Also, this festival attracted a diverse group of people, … Continue reading 2021: Long Island’s Tulip Festival
Every years towards April and early May, the Sakura or Cherry Blossoms bloom for a couple of weeks. These beautiful petals of of mixed whites and pinks fill campuses and churches, gathering people around them to enjoy and relax. Here I was at The Shrine of Our Lady all the way out east of Long … Continue reading 2018: Exploring the Sakura
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