C'est le printemps!
mid-march @ waterloo & strandSpring has come!
It's a wonderful feeling to actually be able to "see" the seasonal changes: for city dwellers like us who can only witness nature's life cycle through shopping malls' window display, the four seasons merely constitute numbers in weather report but not scenic imageries. Such deprivation of natural instincts are aggravated in cities with only little green, like our Pearl of the Orient. Even worse, the pearl is no longer white but grey.
At a time when global warming is not only a buzzword but a proven phenomenon, how many of us would really care what we could do in our part, if we couldn't care less about whether we could see full blossoms in spring?
It's a wonderful feeling to actually be able to "see" the seasonal changes: for city dwellers like us who can only witness nature's life cycle through shopping malls' window display, the four seasons merely constitute numbers in weather report but not scenic imageries. Such deprivation of natural instincts are aggravated in cities with only little green, like our Pearl of the Orient. Even worse, the pearl is no longer white but grey.
At a time when global warming is not only a buzzword but a proven phenomenon, how many of us would really care what we could do in our part, if we couldn't care less about whether we could see full blossoms in spring?
posted by summer doll in london at 15:20
1 Comments:
oui, c'est le printemps!
j'espère que nous pourrons aller a paris ensemble en automne.
doll, tu me manques beaucoup.
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