Atmosphere and sky

[asakiyume]

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[wayfaringwordhack]

I love that flag! :D

[asakiyume]

I will happily visit a nation with this flag!

[wayfaringwordhack]

That was my thought, too. :D

[sartorias]

Pretty!

[asakiyume]

Isn't it?

[zyzyly]

Such a lovely drawing!

[asakiyume]

Almost every day the newspaper has one, and sometimes they're pretty pedestrian, but sometimes, like this time, they're wonderful.

[minoanmiss]

*delights*

Your journal is consistently delightful. I love seeing your name on my f-list and preparing to pause for a moment of pure happiness. :)

[asakiyume]

I'm glad. I do care about what's going on, but I don't think I have anything to say about it that hasn't been said elsewhere (and that presumably my friends have read elsewhere). And so...

[minoanmiss]

We need to rememeber what we're fighting for, too.

[sovay]

I do care about what's going on, but I don't think I have anything to say about it that hasn't been said elsewhere (and that presumably my friends have read elsewhere).

I don't think people are going to charge you with not caring if you aren't the twenty-four/seven news cycle on your own journal, and it doesn't matter if someone has already said a thing if it is important to you to say it. Which is entirely different from not wanting to get caught up saying it. I'm just saying, your friendlist strikes me as pretty good-faith.

[asakiyume]

your friendlist strikes me as pretty good-faith. --Agreed ^_^

[pjthompson]

Very nice.

[asakiyume]

((Hugs))

[sovay]

That's lovely. It looks like a flag for a good place to be part of.

[asakiyume]

I agree... want to visit it, or build it

[sovay]

I agree... want to visit it, or build it

You could always write about it.

[asakiyume]

This is one that I'd rather *do* than write--but in the doing, who knows what stories may appear?

[evelyn_b]

1) awwww

2) What newspaper is that, and is it any good (apart from the art feature)? (if you don't mind my asking).

[asakiyume]

It’s from a local newspaper called the Daily Hampshire Gazette, and I like it for local news. It’s actually the first paper-paper I’ve ever subscribed to. It’s very *thin* these days; I think that for all but the largest news organizations (and maybe for them too) the cost of real news gathering and presentation is hard to recoup. But the stories it does have are in-depth and good