Why I haven't posted any posts in late April!

[Miss Choccy]

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Hi All!

This post is to tell you all why I haven't written any posts in the last few weeks

I've been away in Japan on holidays and for my sister's wedding. My sister currently teachers English in Japan (ESL type English). The wedding was excellent and went very well. Had a really good time while in Japan - did some sight-seeing - saw turtles and monkies - the monkies were so cute - especially the little baby ones - they were so, so, so tiny!!! Also so many great sights - including a Japanese castle - very interesting!!!

I was quite healthy while away - although had a reminder that I am allergic to feather duvets - or least old feather duvets - as a few days after I arrived started having snifffles and sneezes - but happily it soon cleared up when I was able to change to duvet to non-allergic one! My parents and I were staying in my sister's and my now brother-in-laws flat! I also did have some dizzy spells while away - medication side-effect.

Also, didn't use my computer at all from the Thursday (April 8) before I went
away - would of done until the April 10,- but had seizure - a tonic-clonic on Aprill 9 - took me a few days to get over it - about 4 days! Still went on hols though - nothing was going to stop me going to Japan on hols and for my sister's wedding!!!

Hoping the last paragraph makes sense to you all!!!

Susan

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Miss Choccy

 

[Nakamova]

Sorry about the tonic-clonic, but it sounds like you bounced back nicely!

 

[hootie]

Welcome back:flowers:

 

[Crystal11]

Konnichi wa! Hajimemashiteh?
Kore wa Crystal San.


お帰りなさい！ あなたが今日順調にやっていることを希望してください。
気をつけて、安全であってください。

Welcome home, hope you are doing well today.
Take care, be safe.


That is so awesome you got to go to Japan. I have been studying Japanese Nihongo since I was in 4th grade.
I also write in Japanese Braille for the Blind since I am blind. I blind lady from Japan came to the school for the blind I was at. I taugh her American Sign Language a little each day. And she taught me Japanese Braille Code each day. I now use a Tenjiki or Japanese slate and stylus which is a device that allows me to write Braille just like a sighted person writes print. I have to write it in reverse from right to left so that when you flip the paper over, its left to right and raised up to feel it.
Love Braille.
I get magazines each month in Braille- which is nice.

Anyway, welcome home!
Crystal/Yoshiko San (Nick name I've have since 13 LOL)