Hi, everyone!
I’m sorry for skipping my comments. Now I have just coming back from Osaka, where my parents and brothers gathered together. All of us have really enjoyed our annual meeting.
Plum, I was also shocked and confused by your message, and I only have to pray that you will be all right in your condition. I believe and hope it from bottom of my heart. I am quietly working on my time line for essay.
I’m sorry again for my mistake. I have to learn English grammar.
So, I’ll talk to you again. See you!
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Dear Cherry,
Just one correction:
Now I have just coming back from Osaka, where my parents and brothers gathered together.
Were you in Nagoya when you wrote this line? In that case, probably, the first half of this sentence should be:
Now I have just come back from Osaka,…
And the other half, probably, should be like this:
…where my parents, brothers, and my family including myself gathered together.
Then, the whole sentence should be:
Now I have just come back from Osaka, where my parents, brothers, and my family including myself gathered together.
Normally “my family” does not include “me”, and so we normally would say:
My family and I…
Hi, everyone.
Everyone, I am sure you are relieved that you heard big good news from Plum. Thanks to God.
I caught a cold. I was arrogant because as soon as viruses infiltrate into my body, they are certainly killed by my macrophage.
My macrophage was drunk and negligent of its duty, maybe.
During the New Year's days, I watched the Pursuit of Happyness(happiness)it has a meaning(a Good story) and Marie Antoinette(in vain). I will see Dr Bell and Mr Doyle and Murder Rooms.
Dear Cherry and friends
Welcome home, to your blog, Cherry. I suppose you had a very good time with your families.
Now I have released to know that Plum’s condition is not serious one. I hope you would improve in health soon. I think the diagnosis of Nisseki has showed a silver lining to the tutorial members. Let’s brace ourselves up to study together.
By the way, I got up very late these days, because I went to bed very late. This is a very vicious cycle. I always get caught in this bad habit in new-year holidays. I should get back to normal. See you tomorrow again, bye, friends.
Hi, everyone!!!
How are you doing?
It is Sunday, January 6, 2008, today, and it has been a rather warm day, hasn’t it?
This morning my husband said that we could at last celebrate the New Year, and I just laughed, because it was true. But I was too exhausted to cook anything for celebration, and so we celebrated the commencement of the New Year 2008 by having oshiruko together. What a money-saving and energy-saving way for celebration!!! Anyway, something made from red beans seems to be an auspicious item to eat in this country, and so it is OK with us.
Thank you so much for all the warm support and generous encouragement in your messages. I really hate my ailments, and want them to get out of me as quickly as possible, but they are so persistent and sticky. Oh, yuck. Come on, give me a break… But I have been taking my medicines as I was told, and still doing the rehabilitation exercise, and so sooner or later I could get rid of them and will be completely well again.
Sunflower, I got you about a copy of the essay on Akiko Yosano. Don’t worry, I got one for you.
Talk to you again tomorrow. Thank you again for your understanding of my weak physical condition. Goodnight, my precious friends…
Hello, friends,
Everyone in this blog seems to have a wonderful time in Oshogatu. We are especially relieved to know Plum’s condition. Don’t worry about telling us ailments. I think talking or writing to someone sometimes works as a kind of remedy. If you agree with me, I’d like to listen or read. Still seeing a good doctor as fast as possible is essential. I can’t say who is a good doctor, but only pray that you see a good doctor.
I found an eye-catching sentence; I have Big Love Handles. Do you know what this sentence means? On the night of January 3rd my family stayed at a Hotel Onoura, a Japanese-style inn in the Chita Peninsula. They serve an abalone steak, which is very delicious. However I wonder why a Japanese inn serves so much food? How can we eat them all? Still I have overeaten for the spirit of Mottainai. Do you mind leaving food?
See you soon
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