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A Cherry Tree.

The spring break finally has come :) I have been sooooo stressed out in the first 4 months in this year. I have wished many times that I want to focus on doing what I need, but almost none of them has done well so far. So I am trying to motivate me as much as possble during the spring break.

Well the picture of a bridge in Dolores park was taken on the exaxtly aftre the last class before the spring break since the sun was slowly falling in the triangle-shaped arch on the brigde.


Since I was screwed with the school stuff, I did not count what day was the full moon night. But I was lucky to have made it. The sligthly breeze temperature at that night made the sight of the moon clear. That's nice :)


People in Japan celebrate that a spring in a year has come between the end of March and the beginning of April, so called Hanami. Although old people more celebrated the season, peopele nawadays just drink and fool around.

I took these pictures of sakura at the University. ooph I did not know that the flowers there were pinky and beautiful :)
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