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| "Earlier today, an angel was sighted near the Sacramento River in Rio Vista." |
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| "Reports claim she paused briefly to take a few pictures for a local admirer." |
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| "She wasn't content to simply pose for a photo shoot, however." |
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| "She also had plans to take a few pictures of her own for the occasion." |
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| "Her local admirer also made an appearance." |
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| "What better way to spend a day after a year apart than a poolside frolic." |
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| "Though one should never forget to stretch." |
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| "Or…something." |
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| "Ii desshou?" |
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| "So, shall we get in?" |
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| "YES!" |
Despite all my earlier
misgivings about the visa process and how long it took, I've never achieved anything more special in my life than bringing my Yumeko [
yoo-may-ko] into it. Not graduating from college. Not going to Japan. What a sweet victory to have struggled together by our own devices and to have successfully navigated the rough waters of immigration! (Without a lawyer, no less!) We deserve a medal.
Huzzah!
Now, we swim in far calmer, far more pleasant waters. Thank God.
To all those who struggle for what they need/want/lack—from military veterans to those seeking citizenship to couples starting a family, et al.—good things come! May it all be yours in due time.
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