Aunt Bea

I've been living with Aunt Bee for the last three days. No kidding. She's the real life Japanese version, and she's wonderful. She constantly moves about the house taking care of everyone. She's up and the crack of dawn. She interupts her cleaning to see me off as I go jogging. When I return my bath is drawn, and she's preparing a 10 course breakfast. When I go to my room she has washed, dried, ironed, and hung up my clothes. When I'm dressed and ready she has breakfast served, and her husband and herself are seated waiting for me to join them to eat. I wish the world could freeze in place for a few months, or years, I could get used to this kind of treatment real easy. Goodbye Aunt Bee and Dr. Honma. Thank you for the wonderful Itareri Tsukuseri (wonderful hospitality) that you have shown me.