
The weather was craptastic yesterday, but I barely noticed because I was laid up with a cold, in bed all day.

I feel better today and the weather is beautiful. And my maple tree has finally bloomed.

I'm not sure when to say
momiji and when to use
kaede, when referring to maples. I know two people with those names. One is a girl and one is a dog.
Oh, I think I just got it. A kaede is a kaede year round, but a momiji is only when the leaf is red. Maybe?
ReplyDeleteThe tree is gorgeous!
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