Ms. S is like the real mom for Mei-Shun. She never speaks first, just listens. And another Ms. H kindly plays the role of older sister; she is also a good listener and friendly speaker. Ms. K loves kimono, while another Ms. K does eating who share their interests with Mei-Shun.
Oh My Girl
StandardSo this day has come – Mei-Shun gained a permission to go home. Still hospitalized, she started a life of a visiting patient who comes to the hospital twice a day. Mikan-chan has jumped back to her arms. She never stops staring at Mei-Shun all day long, calling her even while sleeping. Oh, sweet girl, thanks a million to remember your mom.
Nice Nurses
StandardMs. H, one of the most soft-touch ladies ever seen, took care of Mei-Shun as a young mother at the hardest night after operation. She is interested in learning English. Ms. T has been found to be vice-head nurse. She looks boyish, maybe therefore very friendly and kind. Her best point is being an incredible listener to patients’ voice.
Crazy for Mikan-chan
StandardShin takes care of Mikan-chan after Mei-Shun started her hospitalization. She always smiles to “daddy”, yet never let him touch her. Lack of brushing, she looks a bit less shiny, he says. Oh, good girl – please forgive mom. She misses you soooooo much.
Lunch Outside
StandardThey serve nice, healthy meals here, giving Mei-Shun a chance to diet. However, her primary doctor Ms. A recommends to go out sometimes for mental health. Mei-Shun therefore asked her mom-in-law to join a sushi lunch. It was so good, let Mei-Shun feel like returning to normal.
Walking Around
StandardIt is warm today. Mei-Shun is staying in a one-person room, whose window faces the north. Feeling a bit cold in mind, she walks around the main building every day to see the sun. It looks the same for flowers as well.
2015 Performance
Standard… has been set on November 15th, Sunday. Mei-Shun had just started to learn how to dance Suisen-Tanzen before her hospitalization. She has 7 months left for lessons, long enough to make it – hopefully.
Japanese Culture?@wkend
StandardHello, this is Mei-Shun, staying still in a hospital. Her operation went well, no pain remains now. Tissue checks resulted fine. Thank you so much for your kind support.
Today is called “White Day” here. It has been set as a counterpart of St. Valentine’s Day – guys must offer gifts of three times the price of chocolates he received one month before, they say!
Dear Followers,
StandardThank you so much for your kind following of this site. Mei-Shun has to stay in a hospital for an operation, expecting to see you again from the middle of next month. Please keep yourselves in good health!
Japanese Culture?@wkday
StandardCats sound “nyah” to Japanese ears instead of “meow”. And 2, pronounced “ni” in Japanese makes February 22nd the Cat’s Day catching their calling three times. Mei-Shun plans to send a small gift to one of her cat-fancier friends.
