Aug 18, 2020
Here’s a couple of my storyboards for my AlleyHART thingo
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Here’s a couple of my storyboards for my AlleyHART thingo
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🖤🖤🖤🖤I want to celebrate my birthday with you🖤🖤🖤🖤
Yeah, I broke down sobbing when Tomo and I saw the girls off at Tokyo Station. Â And I could tell from their faces that they had been waiting just for that moment (like, seriously, last year I cried so hard that the teachers started making jokes about my tears outdoing the rain). Â
Right now, Tomo and I are making our way back home. Â Oh! Â Megu just posted on Instagram about today...and there I go tearing up again. Â
Due to the continued cooling of the planet and its oceans the Earth entered a phase called the “Cryogenian Ice Age” this was soon followed by the “Cambrian Expansion” which saw the development of the earliest fish-like creatures alongside many early arthtopods and mollusks. This was then followed by the “Andean-Saharan Glaciation” yet another phase of the Earths Ice ages.
Part 1 of my favorite pics from the group chat today.
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The view of the geyser is really nice from here. And here’s a pano of the entire area.
Right now, we’re driving to some famous “gaikokujin bochi” (in Japanese, “foreigner cemetery”).
I didn’t know you could be a pro in SK-II skincare (pic 1, under the SK-II on the right above the COVERMARK poster).
I know that Hakodate is a port city, so it’s obviously at or near to sea level. But seeing a sign cautioning about tsunamis (pic 2) is a little unsettling, you know? It’s a very harsh reminder of what could happen at any moment, any time.
I think we’re getting close to the cemetery because we just passed a giant temple (pic 3).
No commentary required here. It’s all in the video. (Note: “sansei desu” means “I agree.”)