2014.04.02

Work up at 8:00am. Bring my daugter to nursery at 9:00am. Today, I woke up a bit late so, gave up go to office and decided to work at home today. Did some adminisration work, prepared for the next assignment.
At 12:00pm, mother-in-law came to home and served me Yoshinoya's beef bowl. It seems, initially would intended to be served to my wife.

After the lunch, I continued preparing. At 3:00pm, took a nap, but the eyes of woke up next It was 9:00pm.
I didn't know how to translate "次に目が覚めたのは９時だった。". so I used google translate. however, it seems not bad translation, but I don't know whether "the eyes of woke up next" is appropriate sentence.
Because I didn't go out whole day except going to nursery, I missed to buy today's newspaper.

In hinder sight, Today was the best day to see cherry blossoms in some park. May be tomorrow... According to the weather forecast, it will rain tomorrow. Too bad.

Following is a today's writing practice.

The only son of a wealthy missionary couple, the Laughing Man was kidnapped in infancy by Chinese bandits. When the wealthy missionary couple refused (from a religious conviction) to pay the ransom for their son, tha bandits, signally piqued, placed the little fellow's head in a carpentar's vise and gave the appropriate lever several turn to right. The subject of this unique experience grew into manhood with hairless, pecan-shaped head and a face that featured, instead of a mouth, an enormous oval cavity below the nose. The nose itself consisted of two flesh-sealed nostrils. In consequence, when the Laughing Man breathed, the hideous, mirthless gap below his nose dilated and contracted like (as I see it) some sort of monstrous vacuole.

"The Laughing Man", by J.D.Salinger.