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🌸 Happy Sakura Saturday 🌸

Cherry blossoms are fleeting blooms—a timeless reminder of "mono no aware", the gentle sadness of impermanence. In Japan, their short life isn’t mourned—it’s celebrated.

They mark the arrival of spring, fresh beginnings, and the joy of hanami — gathering under the trees to be.

A delicate bloom, lit from within.
A fleeting moment, held in light.

Today, I’m sharing two frames that hold that feeling.

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Are you in Japan? 
Love the Sakura Sunday 💘

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I am in New York, 30 miles north of the City. The blossoms are not ready here. These are from last spring. But as we approach Sakura season here, I will be dropping these regularly.

The magnolia buds are starting to form, you can see some color. We are weeks away. It was 76°F / 24.44 °C today.

I see! We had a quick blossom 2 days ago but there was a freezing night yesterday that slowed down the process. Spring gives me always that bittersweet vibes.