Welcome to Prologue, a traditional Japanese restaurant located in Canada. From dinner and drinks with friends celebrating a special occasion, to a quick sushi pickup on your lunch break, we are here to serve your needs!
Welcome to Prologue, a traditional Japanese restaurant located in Canada. From dinner and drinks with friends celebrating a special occasion, to a quick sushi pickup on your lunch break, we are here to serve your needs!
Welcome to Prologue, a traditional Japanese restaurant located in Canada. From dinner and drinks with friends celebrating a special occasion, to a quick sushi pickup on your lunch break, we are here to serve your needs!
Welcome to Prologue, a traditional Japanese restaurant located in Canada. From dinner and drinks with friends celebrating a special occasion, to a quick sushi pickup on your lunch break, we are here to serve your needs!
Welcome to Prologue, a traditional Japanese restaurant located in Canada. From dinner and drinks with friends celebrating a special occasion, to a quick sushi pickup on your lunch break, we are here to serve your needs!
Welcome to Prologue, a traditional Japanese restaurant located in Canada. From dinner and drinks with friends celebrating a special occasion, to a quick sushi pickup on your lunch break, we are here to serve your needs!
Welcome to Prologue, a traditional Japanese restaurant located in Canada. From dinner and drinks with friends celebrating a special occasion, to a quick sushi pickup on your lunch break, we are here to serve your needs!
Welcome to Prologue, a traditional Japanese restaurant located in Canada. From dinner and drinks with friends celebrating a special occasion, to a quick sushi pickup on your lunch break, we are here to serve your needs!
This large and luminous oil on canvas by Charles E. Chambers was created most likely as an interior story illustration for The Saturday Evening Post. Though the piece is unsigned, it contains all of the characteristics of Chambers work, and is undoubtedly an example of his glossy magazine socialites. Dating to about 1930, the scene features a number of refined jazz age beauties in modest yet flapper inspired apparel enjoying a garden teatime with a dapper suitor.
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Prologue In a summer afternoon, I stepped into Lee’s Tea Estate to interview its owner, Mr. Lee, an experienced tea artisan in Lugu, Taiwan. I was so immersed in the talking (and teas as well) tha…
Prologue In a summer afternoon, I stepped into Lee’s Tea Estate to interview its owner, Mr. Lee, an experienced tea artisan in Lugu, Taiwan. I was so immersed in the talking (and teas as well) tha…
Prologue In a summer afternoon, I stepped into Lee’s Tea Estate to interview its owner, Mr. Lee, an experienced tea artisan in Lugu, Taiwan. I was so immersed in the talking (and teas as well) tha…
Prologue In a summer afternoon, I stepped into Lee’s Tea Estate to interview its owner, Mr. Lee, an experienced tea artisan in Lugu, Taiwan. I was so immersed in the talking (and teas as well) tha…
Oh.My.God. In his prologue to this recipe in The Perfect Scoop, David Lebovitz says that when he first made this ice cream it was so good he licked the dasher clean when it was done
Language: Korean 246pages/ 138*196mm/344g Published : September 2022 *condition: New Grafolio accumulated 10 million impressions. Works loved by 300,000 followers. Apon has been creating the forest girl world for 7 years, and we grew up together in it. The new picture essay , which came out after 3 years, contains the author's own growing up and the theory of happiness of a forest girl. When we want to refresh our weary mind or take a breather in our busy daily life, we look for her paintings. An overseas reader praised her painting, "Her painting is my Querencia," to Apon's paintings, which are admired by readers all over the world, including Japan, Taiwan, China, and Russia, beyond Korea. In addition, Apon is receiving affectionate reviews such as "an artist who knows how to convey true happiness, satisfaction, joy and love" and "I want to move myself into this painting". A cozy room, a cup of hot tea, music and books, a comfortable chair, plush slippers, the laughter of a loved one, the wind and sunshine… . Perhaps, the writer Apon most directly conveys that what we need to have for a happy life is neither too much nor too complicated. This is a picture essay that makes you think about what happiness you really want. index prologue 1. Thanks for the good news of spring How to create a happy mood ∙ I'm glad that you are there ∙ Before I know it beyond the window ∙ A very grateful day today ∙ Nice rain ∙ Let the wind blow ∙ Time to wake up ∙ A day closer, spring ∙ Your warmth ∙ On the path of spring ∙ Met in the forest Deer ∙ See you in a dream ∙ Afternoon of spring sunshine ∙ Lily of the valley swing ∙ Hugs ∙ A sunny day ∙ A bundle of feelings I want to convey to you ∙ A midday dream ∙ Unspeakable heart ∙ A tree that opens wisdom ∙ If I can cherish this moment ∙ Comfortable posture ∙ Art lunch break ∙ Dazzling evening moments ∙ Blow away ∙ Door of choice 2. Summer to the Forest Book walk ∙ Under the sun ∙ Star rain ∙ Summer roses ∙ Ripples in the heart ∙ Footsteps ∙ Imagine the sea ∙ My little summer garden ∙ Sunshade parasol ∙ Travel plan ∙ New clothes on sofa ∙ Invite, this forest Furnace ∙ Wooden Playground ∙ Rock Sleep ∙ Mushroom Umbrella ∙ Jacaranda Blooming Season ∙ Tomorrow’s Clothes ∙ A Flower ∙ Gratitude for Natural Things ∙ I hope it gets cooler ∙ Slow Day ∙ Swing ∙ Lazy Afternoon ∙ Fairy Dance ∙ Sunset Sea ∙ Sun looking heart 3. A Beautiful Autumn Someone you can lean on ∙ Your happiest moment ∙ How far have you come? ∙ Through the pampas grass under the autumn sunlight ∙ Tomorrow’s weather, sunny ∙ Seasonal clothes ∙ Deep and mellow season ∙ A handful of autumn ∙ Autumn beret ∙ A cup of tea with flowers ∙ When it rains without an umbrella ∙ Door to the world in the book ∙ What you discovered ∙ Cosmos ∙ Did you call me? ∙ Playing leaves ∙ Can you close the curtains? ∙ Mirror ∙ Rounded autumn ∙ Lampshade hat ∙ Forest mobile ∙ The touch of autumn at your fingertips ∙ Dried flowers ∙ Diary ∙ A day so dazzling today ∙ A picture of you ∙ Fallen rain 4. A picture drawn by winter Rising mood ∙ Where do the birds go ∙ Afternoon rest ∙ A kind gift ∙ Shall we change the curtains? ∙ Afternoon too cozy to read a book ∙ Welcome to winter ∙ Forest with shooting stars ∙ White snow guests ∙ Go for a winter walk ∙ A picture drawn by winter ∙ How about a cup of cereal? ∙ Your round sea ∙ Melancholy all day ∙ Misfitting shoes ∙ Alone time ∙ Wait for Christmas ∙ Merry Christmas ∙ Today is a good day ∙ Sweet rest ∙ In an all-white world, us ∙ Duvet coat ∙ New year, new plans ∙ First sunrise ∙ Lighthouse ∙ How to express gratitude epilogue Addendum_Appon Coloring that touches the heart
Prologue In a summer afternoon, I stepped into Lee’s Tea Estate to interview its owner, Mr. Lee, an experienced tea artisan in Lugu, Taiwan. I was so immersed in the talking (and teas as well) tha…
