I'm sitting on top of the bed, using the lap blanket under the laptop like a little desk! Hm; I used to think "laptop" meant the computer was made to sit on my legs, but it looks like it fits better on my lap blanket! I remember flinging myself down on the bed when I was little; sometimes to rest when exhausted after a good run, at other times to have a good cry with my stuffed bear Jolly Olly.
Oh--here are pics of my sisters on their beds too: Janice with her friend Cuddly as well as Joyce perhaps dreaming about the time she'd win the island-wide spelling bee. Okay, she didn't win; she placed.
But there's another memory from growing-up days: Uncle Seiko's family. For a long time, only the mother, who was freed from her demon oppressors, was saved. I didn't know when I was little that one day my stepmother would lead my uncle too to the Lord. I thought my cousin Chieko was pretty, her brother Moriyasu was good-looking, and Masako was like a kids' TV animation main character to me. I liked them--none have made professions of faith--but by this photo, it looks like I'm up to no good. Please pray; Chieko and Masako will be coming over for a meal Sunday afternoon.
Grampa and Gramma were visiting from Canada when this picture was taken, I guess, and Mommy must've taken the picture; she's not in it. I don't know who the littlest girl in the center of the picture is or the man at the very right might be
