夏憂

つくり続ける人には、情熱と信念をもって目標にむかう姿をとかくイメージしがちだが、それは違う。主体を感じない優柔不断な態度、場に応じて変化するかまえ、暗示にかかりやすい性格、小さな悪意、目の前のささいな問題に打込む地味さ、ちょっと悔しいと思う瞬間、人まかせ、寸前にきらめく開き直り、そして「なんだこれで良いんだ」と気づく体験。大門光が備えているこれらの特徴が、つくり続けるためのコツそのものなのである。

— http://rcc.recruit.co.jp/gg/exhibition/gg_wgpx_gr_201306/gg_wgpx_gr_201306.html (via sekig)

Reblogged 1 week ago from arma (Originally from sekig) 37 notes
tutumon: kusogaki-48: twintower-love: 宮澤佐江 ‏@oyasuminaSAE_mIt’s been a while since I eat this much! Because lately I didn’t want to eat anything at all…Today I will eat a lot！And I will gradually get better＼(^o^)／秋元才加 ‏@akimotooo726@oyasuminaSAE_m Sae, love you. coolver. (lol)Feel better?^ ^ pic.twitter.com/e2ht6sl4Im宮澤佐江 ‏@oyasuminaSAE_m@akimotooo726 Uhm＼(^o^)／I love you too〜wwCan’t stop grinning looking at your photo （＾ν＾）——————————————————t/n: Sayaka used “suki” and Sae used “aishiteru”both of them basically mean “I love you”It probably takes an essay to explain the difference between ‘suki’ and ‘aishiteru’.But in short you just need to know that ‘suki’ is very commonly used in daily conversation and people say it with almost everybody they like nowadays.While ‘aishiteru’ is rarely used, it’s considered a higher level of ‘suki’ and you just don’t say ‘aishiteru’ with anybody. \(//∇//)\ what is this fluffy atmosphere \(//∇//)\ So much Twin raburabu sdhgarsdhrh \(//∇//)\ View Larger

tutumon:

kusogaki-48:

twintower-love:

宮澤佐江 ‏@oyasuminaSAE_m
It’s been a while since I eat this much! Because lately I didn’t want to eat anything at all…
Today I will eat a lot！
And I will gradually get better＼(^o^)／

秋元才加 ‏@akimotooo726
@oyasuminaSAE_m
Sae, love you.
coolver. (lol)
Feel better?^ ^ pic.twitter.com/e2ht6sl4Im

宮澤佐江 ‏@oyasuminaSAE_m
@akimotooo726 
Uhm＼(^o^)／
I love you too〜ww
Can’t stop grinning looking at your photo （＾ν＾）

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t/n: Sayaka used “suki” and Sae used “aishiteru”
both of them basically mean “I love you”
It probably takes an essay to explain the difference between ‘suki’ and ‘aishiteru’.
But in short you just need to know that ‘suki’ is very commonly used in daily conversation and people say it with almost everybody they like nowadays.
While ‘aishiteru’ is rarely used, it’s considered a higher level of ‘suki’ and you just don’t say ‘aishiteru’ with anybody.

\(//∇//)\ what is this fluffy atmosphere \(//∇//)\

So much Twin raburabu sdhgarsdhrh \(//∇//)\

Reblogged 1 month ago from tutumon (Originally from twintower-love) 66 notes