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| Folk Heart [Country days 1987] |
The holiday was over. My daughter went out to the far-off town to go to the university today.
It is April in the new school term in Japan.
The daughter became a university student in April of the last year.
I thought that I can accommodate myself to living apart from a daughter.
However, after all the parting is sad when I spend a happy holiday. Tears fall...
Possibly I may be not able to accept that my daughter isn't a child any longer.
It puts a burden on a daughter.
I must do something. I must get a grip on myself more.
We traveled to Shiretoko on a holiday. Shiretoko is registered with a world heritage.
However, for the off-season, there were not many tourists.
Because we were weak in a crowd, we were just right.
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| Elizabeth's Garden |
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Have a happy day.
It is very difficult when the children leave home. It is what we call 'empty nest' when the chicks have gone from the nest. I only have one son, and it was very hard for both of us, but it does become easier when you realize that you have equipped them with the skills to make it on their own. Sending my thoughts and hugs to keep you company. Maybe you have more time for your beautiful stitching?
ReplyDeleteIt is so very hard to miss your loved ones when they are away. Sending love your way. Enjoy your beautiful stitching projects!
ReplyDeleteAfter I came home from college my Mom and I spent more time together than ever before. In fact, now that I am older we really have much more fun than when I was a school kid. So, you have much to look forward to!
Your vacation looks wonderful. I hope to visit Japan someday.
Sorry you are missing your daughter so much, I'm sure she misses you, too. Very nice scenery pictures and I love your Elizabeth's Garden project!
ReplyDeleteI understand very well, Sana, I live far from my parents and miss them more after spending the holidays together. I love this delicious Elizabeth Garden's design ^^
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Hello, I just found your blog today. I lived in Hokkaido from 1979-1987 so I am happy to see photos of the scenery. Happy New Year to ou all
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear you are sad about your daughter leaving, but before you know it, she will be back with smiles for you!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures!!