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I appreciate all of the messages for the previous Story announcing the cancellat

atsushijp, 2022年11月26日

I appreciate all of the messages for the previous Story announcing the cancellation of the last Live Streaming. I feel better enough to have a Live Streaming this morning (in Japanese). Since I do not have a sense of “Full-Recovery”… or since I don’t even know how many days I need to “take off” to fully recover, this is the status I am okay with. As long as I do not trouble others (like fainting or vomiting, and of course Covid positive), I try to find a way to function. Interestingly, I wasn’t like this. I became like this after I immigrated. My wife was born in Ukraine, then moved to Israel, and the US for university, then became a US citizen (I cannot respect her enough for her effort). I am a Japanese who decided to ride on her journey (in terms of immigrant situation). Our only daughter is a US citizen, but we do not have a big or many family around us. In ordinary cases, we complete as a family of 3. We are happy that way – although sometimes we wish to have our parents nearby (and they wish to have us nearby) to split the burdens. Well, it is what immigrantion is about – going somewhere unfamiliar with adjusting ourselves into.
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I know the challenge of being an immigrant. Therefore, I would like to leave something behind for those who went through the similar difficulty, especially for those who are looking for their “roots”. I don’t want their roots to be repainted by someone who knows almost nothing about the culture… What I do is not really “a job”, I guess, although I receive money for that. “Leaving something behind” is what I do, and all I try is to be “someone” who I wished to have when I was a child. A Denim Stitched by her father, modeled by her mother. I hope my daughter will find this writing “interesting” in 2040 or so.
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本日の配信もありがとうございました!体調不良はずーっと続いていて、でも無理をしていない為か「休むぞ!」っていう気合が入るほど具合が悪くなるのは久々で、英語の配信はお休みさせて貰いました。昔はもっと「休む」ことが上手だったような気がするのですが、きっと「移民」になったからかもしれません。家族が海も言語も超えて遠い所にいると、なかなか頼ることを選択肢に入れられず。それでも、何かを娘に残していけるように頑張っていけたらなぁと思っています。沢山のコメント&DMありがとうございます。しっかり拝読しております。
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2022-11-26 04:42:20




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Comments (14)

  1. Solange Voysest says:
    2022年11月25日 at 8:01 PM

    Take care ❤️

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  2. Gillian Lamb says:
    2022年11月25日 at 8:22 PM

    ❤️❤️❤️

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  3. HSH says:
    2022年11月25日 at 8:41 PM

    🪷

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  4. 前川 元美 says:
    2022年11月25日 at 9:07 PM

    頼るという選択肢が1番最後になってしまいます、私も。
    何かを娘に残すということも少し前から始めました。いつか一緒にいられない時が来て、その何かを見たり触ったり思ったりした時に「母」を感じてくれたらいいな、と。

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  5. Newcastle, Ontario, Canada says:
    2022年11月25日 at 9:16 PM

    Much respect for your values.

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  6. Mini Chu Portátil says:
    2022年11月25日 at 9:34 PM

    🙌👏

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  7. Theresa Davey says:
    2022年11月25日 at 9:52 PM

    Hoping for a speedy recovery. I’ll keep your family in my thoughts and prayers.

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  8. Marilyn Sampson says:
    2022年11月25日 at 11:21 PM

    What a wonderful story into your life. I hope you enjoy a full recovery from your illness. Your work and philosophy is to be admired.

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  9. Meditaknit says:
    2022年11月26日 at 12:20 AM

    Feel better soon. Moving means breaking ties to make new ones, and there is no way back. It takes a brave heart ♥️.

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  10. Rivka Diatlowicki says:
    2022年11月26日 at 4:54 AM

    😍

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  11. Doz says:
    2022年11月26日 at 10:07 AM

    ❤️👏

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  12. Heather Sinclair says:
    2022年11月27日 at 11:46 AM

    Love this and the story

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  13. jessica tavares says:
    2022年11月28日 at 4:53 AM

    ❤️❤️❤️

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  14. KZ Nathan says:
    2022年12月1日 at 11:28 PM

    Get well soon 🙏🏻. Today was the first time I watched your teaching on Sashiko and I just love the way you teach and talk about the tradition and background of Sashiko…so I decided to follow you. Now that I read you post and learn about your background, I really admire you. Thank you for passing along your knowledge🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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