but its not here yet. Strangely it was pretty warm this week.
Today I taught at Nagata Junior High. I got lucky and it happened that my friend Hiromi was at the same school. Hiromi is the island school librarian and she travels around to different schools like I do except that she has the whole island which means she has twice as many schools as I do. I'm rarely at the same school as her but its always fun to hang out in the library with her when shes around.
The Cosmos. I took this while my mom and I were driving in the southern part of the island with a few friends. I few weeks later I passed this field again and there were even more.
My mom spotted this on my screen a few days before she left. It was the biggest one I've ever seen, probably because it was about to lay eggs. We have tons of mantis' on the island, I see them all the time. The cats catch them and eat them.
I took this today from the school in Nagata. Its Nagata peak, one of the tallest peaks on the island and the only one you can see without hiking for hours and hours. I've got Nagata Junior High school again tomorrow. Next week is my last week of work before my trip. I was given a special assignment from one of the history teachers, "take lots of pictures in Kyoto and Osaka so I can use them in class." I'm sure this blog will benefit from that request.
Today I taught at Nagata Junior High. I got lucky and it happened that my friend Hiromi was at the same school. Hiromi is the island school librarian and she travels around to different schools like I do except that she has the whole island which means she has twice as many schools as I do. I'm rarely at the same school as her but its always fun to hang out in the library with her when shes around.
The Cosmos. I took this while my mom and I were driving in the southern part of the island with a few friends. I few weeks later I passed this field again and there were even more.
My mom spotted this on my screen a few days before she left. It was the biggest one I've ever seen, probably because it was about to lay eggs. We have tons of mantis' on the island, I see them all the time. The cats catch them and eat them.
I took this today from the school in Nagata. Its Nagata peak, one of the tallest peaks on the island and the only one you can see without hiking for hours and hours. I've got Nagata Junior High school again tomorrow. Next week is my last week of work before my trip. I was given a special assignment from one of the history teachers, "take lots of pictures in Kyoto and Osaka so I can use them in class." I'm sure this blog will benefit from that request.
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