“Kindness” Cedar Park, 2020
“Eye in the Sky” Cedar Park, 2020
As Seen on the Bike Ride
“Kindness” Cedar Park, 2020
“Eye in the Sky” Cedar Park, 2020
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“Kindness” Cedar Park, 2020
“Eye in the Sky” Cedar Park, 2020
Storm and Sun
“Leaving the Storm” Texas, 2020
Drove through some heavy rain on the way home today. But when we broke into the sunlight, it was awesome!
Houston Move-In
“Matsu” Houston, 2020
We helped Bay move into his new place in Houston today. He’ll be living off-campus, which we think will be safer than living in the residential college. His roomies are all architecture students as well, so they will be living in the same small circle. Also, there are only about 25 total sophomores in the Architecture program so it will not be difficult to social-distance. I like the precautions that Rice is taking for the Fall semester and fingers are crossed that everyone will remain safe. What a time we’re living in.
Today’s photo is of a cool pine tree outside of Bay’s new place. It looks like a Japanese painting!
Glowing Sky
“Sunset Panorama” Cedar Park, 2020
This evening, we were relaxing as usual when Bay said that the sky was really orange. I took a peek out the window and decided that I needed to get a photo, so I grabbed my camera, hopped on my bike, and sped over to the wide-open space that offers a good view of the sunset.
To my surprise, there were about 10 people there, all watching the sunset. One lady even had her camp chair set up so she could watch in comfort. Since I had never seen people stop to actually watch the sunset at that location, I wondered if there was some other special event that was about to happen, such as a space station flyover. I think it was just a beautiful sunset that drew everyone out of their homes, though, but of course that’s plenty of reason! And Bay was right, the sky was glowing orange! 😊
Three Salads and Gyoza
“Gyoza and Salad” Cedar Park, 2020
Tonight we had gyoza (from frozen) and three kinds of salad. It’s funny to call them salads, though. They are more like side dishes. I’m not even sure what qualities a side dish needs to be considered a “salad”. I guess I could look it up, but that’s one of those things where I find it more fun not to know the answer to.
Anyways, the side dish salads were gobo & carrot, pickled carrot, and a broccoli & egg. I felt like these were the main courses, and the gyoza was the side dish! They were delicious, all with a unique flavor.
I hope you had a good day! またね～
