This is my Japanese "daughter" with her little boy - Soya. He just turned one year old. Isn't he adorable? I love the little kimono...I wish I could hold him, but Japan is so far...*sigh...maybe someday...meanwhile we stay connected through email. I love technology, just yesterday I received a text message from Erik that made me laugh. He wrote, Note to self: when buying a gallon of orange juice and a tomato, make sure tomato is on top! ...Ah, yes and so the lessons in life begin...
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I can see the love as she waves her son's hand to you across the miles. How did you meet? Were you her host home for a stay in America or were you abroad for a time?
I love Erik's text. Those life lessons sure come fast.
they are both beautiful.....i don't ever remember you mentioning her or soya before....interesting story to tell. :)
and i love eriks text also....LOL...funny how lifes lessons are not all big ones! :)
hugs my friend....
kimberly
Adorable photo! I think I would go crazy if I couldn't have our babies in my lap fairly often.
Smiling....see, your babies are going to share their new path taken with you! I love it and you'll sit and enjoy every minute of it and you'll be smiling too!
Oh that is too funny. Lifes lessons are amazing aren't they. Orange juice on bottom...I will file that away in case I should ever need it!!! oh my, I still chuckle about that.
I have an exchange student daughter in Holland, I miss her so much and she is not good about writing now that she has a baby girl. Now I wish she would write more than ever!!!! Extended family is so good.
They're both Beautiful!!! Thanks for playing on the brenda blog challenge!!!! I've fixed your link...it would "go" anywhere. Your name must be blue, by the grey head. Yours was black..I'll fix it!!hughugs
Oh how sweet!! Thanks for sharing!!
How very beautiful they are. I bet you are so proud.
Hugs
Patti
what a very pretty lady, and a cute baby, you can tell she misses you as well.
xoxoxox
Nettie
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