Un autre jour sans la famille. I had thought I would very much enjoy this time alone but the expected euphoria has yet to arrive. I feel nothing – except that I very much miss my family. Having two small children is like running a marathon. There are moments when the endorphins kick in -…… Continue reading Une soirée merveilleuse
Author: Mateo de Colón
Global Citizen! こんにちは!僕の名前はマットです. Es decir soy Mateo. Aussi, je m'appelle Mathieu. Likes: Languages, Cultures, Computers, History, being Alive! \(^.^)/
Super Blood Moon – 9.27.2015
(This picture was taken using a Meade telescope and putting my Galaxy S6 Edge camera phone up to the lens) I was lucky enough to catch the “Super Blood Moon” last night. During the day there were high clouds and a little fog so I was unsure if it was going to be visible. The…… Continue reading Super Blood Moon – 9.27.2015
Journal Entry 9.25.2015
I returned home from Japan on Monday. That was my longest trip in a while but it still went much too quickly. I think I’ll go back and make some comments on my picture posts so I don’t have to recount everything here. Returning home has been strange. The primary reason is that my family…… Continue reading Journal Entry 9.25.2015
Sunset – Thursday, September 24, 2015
Perhaps the final sunset from my view for 2015. It will now be hidden behind the mountain until it returns next spring. In 2014 I called the final sunset also on September 25th in this blog post; yet in my calendar I had it on September 22nd. I guess it just depends if I’m watching…… Continue reading Sunset – Thursday, September 24, 2015
Tonight’s sunset
Tonight’s Waxing Gibbous
Graves of the 47 Ronin
I visited Sengakuji after a late night and too many bottles of Shochu in Nishiogikubo. I went drinking with a Japanese friend and it was a great experience although I do not remember much of it. He was dressed in traditional Japanese clothing and the street he took me to was lined with small, seemingly Edo-era restaurants.…… Continue reading Graves of the 47 Ronin
Koma Shrine 高麗神社
Koma Shrine http://goo.gl/maps/qw0V1 I learned that this was a Korean shrine but nobody could explain the history behind it. Yes, ok, it is a Korean shrine but what is a Korean shrine doing in Japan? Is there a large Korean community nearby? To find the answer I had to do a simple Google search and…… Continue reading Koma Shrine 高麗神社