Japanese

February 19: Spring snow,　　　　by Mie
	good at understanding personal computers. Another friend is one of the members of our Group of Friends. She is my good partner in the group and is very eager in learning personal computers. Both of them are really wonderful people. We have had a rich pleasant time over the coffee my husband brewed for us. They returned home in the evening that was getting colder as the darkness deepned.
	After a night was over, I found a gentle snowfall as the temperature of the last night had suggested.
The landscape was covered with snow quickly. The time is noon now and the snow is still falling. My garden is being covered quickly with sherbet-like spring snow.
The leaves of the fence in front of the entrance is also covered with heavy snow.
	Pansies in a large flower bed in the garden are shivering in the snow like this.
The spiceberry in the garden corner wears a white snowcap that makes a wonderful contrast with red nuts. I wonder if the spring snow still continues to fall all through the day. At noon in the western suburbs of Oita city, February 19.