- feeling or showing pleasure or contentment:
Thank you to our
Dearest Auntie HiC
We got mail from Japan!!
It smelled a little different!!
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Every year Mom exchanges Christmas cards with one of her all-time favorite students, Fusako, in Japan. Mom taught Fusako in 1990-1991, while her Dad was working in the United States.
This year Mom received an email from Fusako in December saying her 'Christmas Card had been returned to Japan because she forgot to add USA in the mailing address. Fusako said she was very embarrassed to make a mistake sending mail to her TEACHER' 😹
Mom told her not to worry. However, Fusako resent the card. It looks like she used origami to fold a new envelope out of a larger one!!😻
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Fusako's cards are always unique and special. Fusako also included an adorable 🐶mini note.
Dearest Kat and Rocky,
I recall Mom telling me that Fusako came to visit her several years ago too. Her one request was for Mom not to prepare any meals ahead of time because Fusako wanted to cook with Mom.
that is super duper sweet... and we love to cook with friends, that was a super idea
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteThing like that are truly a bit extra special! YAM xx
The card is beautiful and the envelope is truly special... our new world has a lot to be said for it, communication wise. thanks Kit for sharing your story with us. kisses to the kitties.
ReplyDeleteThe Japanese have their own way of doing things and it is always special. They are a very polite group of people. Mom spent a lot of time in Japan when she was flying years before any of us were even born.
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible looking Christmas card that was. It must be a real Delight to get something like that from across the ocean and enjoy so much knowing the person on the other end.
ReplyDeletedoodz! how total lee awesum lee kewl iz thiz card ! and soooper saweet oh yur momz friend two re send
ReplyDeleteit two her. 🐟😺💙💚
How wonderful. How fun to open that.
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Have a fabulous Happy Tuesday. Big hugs, my friend. ♥
Very sweet, thoughtful and touching♥
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely card. I had a card returned to the UK this Christmas saying it was undeliverable to the address. I checked and it was 100% right. Most annoying!
ReplyDeleteKat and Rocky,
ReplyDeleteThose Japanese cards are very special and yes, leave it to the Japanese for putting attention to details!
They're true masters at that.
Enjoyed being a chaperone to Japan and experiencing their culture in 2007.
Hugs,
Mariette
Special cards ~ the Japanese are so creative with paper and art ~ what a treasure ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteHugs to you and Angel Madi ~ Xos
Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
That is one special card and truly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card, Fusako is sooooo creative!!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Beth
That is so sweet. XO
ReplyDeleteThat is the nicest, the sweetest thing ever
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet Christmas card. We love the extra little note, too.
ReplyDeleteYour Mom sure left a big, very positive impression on Fusako. It's wonderful she keeps in touch, clear from Japan!
ReplyDeletethis surely speaks quite highly of Kit as a teacher. She certainly make a lifelong connection with Fusako. That card is amazing.
ReplyDeleteWoos - Lightning, Misty, and Timber
It's a joy to have friends from around the world. The card is quite beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome.
ReplyDeleteVery VERY sweet.......having lived in the orient for two years I know how gifted the people are with "all things beautiful" and this card, etc. are beautiful and creative ways of expressing friendship. Love this!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Pam