I'm writing this article on Oct. 4th in my office. I came back to Japan yesterday and started working today, but I'm suffering from serious jet lag now. Fortunately, it is Sunday and the ward is stationary. I can take a nap. When I visited Canada before, I was always like this for two days. The flight toward the east seems to be worse for me than toward the west. When I was going to Canada, I usually tried to sleep enough during the flight so as to enjoy skiing from the first day, but this time I took it lightly and didn't sleep well to see the scenery from the window of the plane. Under the light of the moon, from the jet plane moving at the speed of 900 km/h, I took pictures. What are they like? I'm going to post them after specifing their locations from the data of the GPS.
I took rough notes during the trip and I'm going to write up articles from them and post them at the time and the date when I recorded those notes. Now, shall I start to write about the incident that happened when we were just about to leave Matsuyama city.
(Vocabulary)
take it lightly 軽く考える
specify the location of ～の場所を特定する
write up the report レポートを清書する
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