As I write and post this, I literally am in transit--the airporter bus that I'm taking from SeaTac up to Bellingham has wi-fi. I was not planning on taking this trip--even when I first heard from my parents at this time last week that Grandma's health had taken a turn for the worst, I didn't really consider what I'd do if she passed away.
All that said, I anticipate this being a meaningful time for my family as we celebrate and remember Grandma Emma.
I'm pretty wiped because it is currently 3:00 am Tokyo time, but only 11:00 am Washington time, and I've been awake since 8:00 am Tokyo time. So, I won't try to write anymore just at this moment, as it may wind up being incoherent. I will say, though, that I am ever-grateful to live in an age where it is possible to make last minute arrangements to fly across the ocean in a matter of hours for something like this. I think that was my 14th trip over the Pacific, and it seems to get easier every time.
We're about to get onto the free-way now. I think I'll post this, since I can do that, and then catch a quick nap. The world is so plugged in, it's scary.
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