Time runs on.
It's already February 23.
It's a week since I enjoyed Picasso's exhibition
with my daughter.
My daughter has been very busy writing some papers
on physics .
She comes home from university late in the evening
but all I can do for her is to take the washing in
before it begins to rain.
Her son is also a university student and is already
in spring vacation.
He is planning to go on a short trip to America
with his own money earned by his part-time job.
Her daughter, koharu, is now a 1st year student
at high school.
She is busy playing the oboe in her brass band club.
Her brass band club will give a concert at the end
of March.
My daughter's husband is always busy at work
to support his family.
How was my week?
I've been busy too since I went to the exhibition
with my daughter.
To be exact, I have been trying to practice two things
「今日行く（きょういく）」 and 「今日用（きょうよう）」.
On Thursday I enjoyed working as a volunteer waitress
at the community café.
On Friday I enjoyed English conversation
at the community center.
On Saturday I had my hair cut and dyed at the beauty salon.
On Sunday I received an email from an Italian lady.
We spent one day together in Kawaguchiko
on September 27, 2014.
We have been good friends (email friends?) since then.
<ahref="http://wave.ap.teacup.com/applet/karin02/201409/archive">http://wave.ap.teacup.com/applet/karin02/201409/archive
Wow! Her husband' company needs him in Brazil
and she will move to Brazil with her two sons,
who will go to English and Portuguese international
elementary school.
On Monday, yesterday, I met some of my good friends
and enjoyed talking both in English and in Japanese.
We laughed a lot.
They really are my dear friends in Tokyo.
I read the Asahi every day.
I listened to the radio English programs every day.
I read and studied English every day.
I walked more than 10000 steps every day.
I'm glad to say I spent a good week
as usual.
It's already February 23.
It's a week since I enjoyed Picasso's exhibition
with my daughter.
My daughter has been very busy writing some papers
on physics .
She comes home from university late in the evening
but all I can do for her is to take the washing in
before it begins to rain.
Her son is also a university student and is already
in spring vacation.
He is planning to go on a short trip to America
with his own money earned by his part-time job.
Her daughter, koharu, is now a 1st year student
at high school.
She is busy playing the oboe in her brass band club.
Her brass band club will give a concert at the end
of March.
My daughter's husband is always busy at work
to support his family.
How was my week?
I've been busy too since I went to the exhibition
with my daughter.
To be exact, I have been trying to practice two things
「今日行く（きょういく）」 and 「今日用（きょうよう）」.
On Thursday I enjoyed working as a volunteer waitress
at the community café.
On Friday I enjoyed English conversation
at the community center.
On Saturday I had my hair cut and dyed at the beauty salon.
On Sunday I received an email from an Italian lady.
We spent one day together in Kawaguchiko
on September 27, 2014.
We have been good friends (email friends?) since then.
<ahref="http://wave.ap.teacup.com/applet/karin02/201409/archive">http://wave.ap.teacup.com/applet/karin02/201409/archive
Wow! Her husband' company needs him in Brazil
and she will move to Brazil with her two sons,
who will go to English and Portuguese international
elementary school.
On Monday, yesterday, I met some of my good friends
and enjoyed talking both in English and in Japanese.
We laughed a lot.
They really are my dear friends in Tokyo.
I read the Asahi every day.
I listened to the radio English programs every day.
I read and studied English every day.
I walked more than 10000 steps every day.
I'm glad to say I spent a good week
as usual.