Thursday, April 16, 2009
Moving right along
The Cherry Blossoms are a thing of the past in Ichikawa. They were fading fast over the weekend and then we had a heavy rain followed by strong wind. So now we are enjoying tulips, primroses, pansies, and seeing the first show of purple on the fuji (wisteria) among many flowering trees and plants. In all the concrete and stone and asphalt and with the buildings unbelievably close (to American eyes) you can usually see some spot of color in it. Small flower boxes sit on front stoops. The tops of stone walls often are lined with plant pots with flowers blooming. It's a colorful time of year here.
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Hi, Georgia! Your photos are lovely. I would love to see the cherry blossoms and wisteria of Japan in person. It's very dry and hot where I live; we have some plum trees and every once in a while you might see a spot of wisteria growing on an arbor, but I'm sure it's nothing in comparison to the flowers growing in moist, cool Chiba.
How was your Easter? We went to our church, but all during the service, I was thinking of you and all the Japanese people that might cross the threshold of your church. I hope your church was filled to the brim with people seeking hope and truth.
Much love,
Jaime Marie
P.S. Any specific prayer requests?
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