Ryota's Old Daybook: Language Arts & Basic English
2005/08/28
  Summer or Fall?

The island was very warm, so my skin was frequently wet. But I was happy with my wet skin because there was a soft wind most of the time. The only sign of fall time was a dragonfly, an insect with a long tail and long wings, going in the clear air.

Fukushima is still warm in the daytime, with those insects making metal-like noise. I'm unhappy with my wet skin and a mountain of work to do. The air is wet an unclear, with litlle wind. I'm hoping it will be cold enough in the night.
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