Monday, July 7, 2008

Beautiful history

HI, ladies!!

Plum, I appreciate your amazing instructions on yesterday’s rehearsal. I won’t forget your warm encouragement.

Cosmos, I also give thanks for your devotion. Your hospitality always makes us comfortable.

When I was listening to your presentations, I couldn’t help being impressed with women’s lives that I had never known. It is really fantastic to learn the unknown world, isn’t it? At the same time, I was very happy to have our valuable lesson for ourselves. We are intimately connecting with those great pioneers, and making each beautiful history in our life. Thank you very much!

Well, see you tomorrow. Bye!

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hi, everyone

Plum is now challenging work, which makes you faint with her pain you imagine.

Yesterday, as if I had been at Iou island or Saipan in 1945.

Have a nice Tuesday.

cosmos said...

Hello, Cherry and friends
I’ve come back here for the first time in two months. I am sorry for skipping this precious blog for so long time.
While I was seeing your presentation, all of which were interesting, I reconfirmed that I am very happy to have a marvelous mentor and wonderful friends. All of you are amazing hardworking persons!
Thank you for your encouragement, Plum. Thank you for your highly-motivated approaches, my fellow friends. Let’s do our best. See you soon.

sunflower said...

Hello, Cherry and my fabulous friends.

I felt grateful to Plum and my friends for listening to my incomplete and boring presentation last Sunday. Next time on the day of the Aichi Seminar I’ll do my best to draw attention of our guests to my story of Lady Kujo.

Today I aspired to read Muyuge, flowers without sorrow, the best selling books of Lady Kujo in English. I accessed the Amazon.com Web site to finish ordering it. I’m expecting to read it as early as next month.

One of the most famous poems of hers is as follows. It is written on her monument in the precinct of the Tukiji Honganji. I'd like to share this poem with you.


When being pulled by a greater cause, my own footprints seem so unsteady.
(大いなるものの 力にひかれゆく
わが足あとの おぼつかなさ)

The word "cause" is unfamiliar to me, but it must have an important meaning.

See you later, my gorgeous friends.