JAWing On – Life on Okinawa

This is another pic of storm clouds as they moved in to a local residential area.

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This is one of the North American dragonflies.

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A bloom I found behind a chainlink fence near a local supermarket.

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Another look at the sky as a storm moves in to a local residential area on island.

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More of the flowers that bloom in a local residential flowerbed.

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I was taking more random shots as typhoons dance all around the outskirts of the island. This is a local residential street sky as some of the storm clouds began to move in to the area.

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As I’ve said several times, I love the internet and computers. One of the main reasons is because it has made staying connected with family and friends so much less complicated. This is one of the amazing North American hummingbird pics (posted with permission) I received because of the ease of this means of communication. What’s not to love?

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These local handcrafted ceramic coasters were a gift. There are several local artisan workshops and gift shops on island where this traditional style of handicraft can be found.

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This particular design of the lion dog or shisa pair is quite common on island. Whether being sold as souvenirs at gift shops or talismans to protect one’s residence at DIY stores, the piar can be found almost everywhere.

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