長く続いた雨は、San ClementeとDana Point市の間の海岸線で、崖崩れを起こしました。
その区間は、もちろん通行止め。

一体、どれだけ降ったのか・・・

波があるのは、分かってる



リンパが腫れて以来ビビりのため、今日も見るだけ～

チェックしたら入りたくなるんだから、行かなきゃいいのに(￣ー￣；

写真を撮っていたら、女の子が目の前をいったりきたり

カメラを向けると、ポーズをとってくれたりするんだけど



この写真が、なんだか色っぽくて選んじゃった。髪の毛がクルクルで、可愛い♥

もう我慢できんっ！



明日は入るじょ、ポロッポ～（,,・θ・）


Lovely class of the day (Japanese class)



SEIZA
To sit seiza-style, one first kneels on the floor, folding one's legs underneath one's thighs, while resting the buttocks on the heels.
The ankles are turned outward as the tops of the feet are lowered so that, in a slight "V" shape, the tops of the feet are flat on the floor and big toes are overlapped, and the buttocks are finally lowered all the way down.
Depending on the circumstances, the hands are folded modestly in the lap, or are placed palm down on the upper thighs with the fingers close together, or are placed on the floor next to the hips, with the knuckles rounded and touching the floor.
The back is kept straight, though not unnaturally stiff.
Traditionally, women sit with the knees together while men separate them slightly.
Some martial arts, notably kendō, aikidō, and iaidō, may prescribe up to two fist widths of distance between the knees.

Stepping into and out of seiza is mindfully performed.
There are codified traditional methods of entering and exiting the sitting position depending on occasion and type of clothing worn -wikipedia

正座しているアメリカ人を見ると、ちょっと嬉しくなる☆