Maitta! Always - Daily Amazing Confusions -

This morning I went to Disney Artwork exhibition at Miyagi Prefecture Museum. Tomorrow the exhibition will end, so I was almost missing, but finally I enjoyed so much. I was especially interested in rough sketches of its early animations, and got motivated for me my self draw sketches even more.

One work day left for this month September. Submitting the time sheet and the report of counts of information I pick up by category every day are tasks for the end of the month. Avoiding extra work for attendance managements, I want no flaw on my time sheet.

Slow jogging is a good way to meditate and calm down when I'm upset. This is one of the reason I love it. Cycling and swimming have much the same effect, and even better if I have time and place to do them. Jogging is helpful especially after supper, because that period of the day is unsuitable to do those two of my favorite activities.

No time to lose, trying tens of sample code. Time is flying every time I type the codes, try and error. I'm reviewing PHP sample codes in a PHP textbook I found the most helpful when I started

Imagining what pictures to draw when I'm 50 and 60 years old will be important for my little dream of being an illustrator at the age of 70.

Today I went on cycling to Arahama, Watari , to take photos of sea. It was 100 kilometer ride there and back. Weather was blessed until I was home at 3:30 p.m., although weather forecast was saying I took most photos in Millennium Hope Hills in Iwanuma city . I learned a lot about recovery from disasters by 3.11 earthquake and tsunami. As a person living near Sendai, I can't think of the sea without thinking about that disasters even though, living in western inland areas near mountains, they, fortunately, didn't strike directly, and not so related to topics of disasters, recovery from them, and problems along the recovery. So I'm going to refer to the tsunami in some way, when I make web contents of the sea. My concept is likely to become an invitation and an encouragement for learning about many aspects about seas of Miyagi, Sendai is one part of it.

Fixing JavaScript codes is highly addictive. I spent more than 4 hours today, to fix the code of a slide show, about its timer events with the auto play function, adjustment of the width of slide frame and the offsets of slide contents, and re-calculation of its parts sizes when the window is resized.