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The guidebooks spend a lot of energy denigrating the public buses but the truth is somewhere much different. They a professionally and responsibly run. People, get out of the car and take the bus to experience the real Sri Lanka.
use to dance in a bar of dubai, hired by a broker in $1000 for three months but now she dances in the villages near patna district in bihar, india
Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) submarine Hakuryu (SS 503) arrives at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam for a scheduled port visit, Feb. 6. While in port, the submarine crew will conduct various training evolutions and have the opportunity to enjoy the sights and culture of Hawaii. (U.S. Navy photo by Cmdr. Christy Hagen/Released)
scanned photo ---We took Metrolink to SJC from Fullerton since it was a free ride day. None of us had taken Metrolink prior. It was FUN!
St. Patrick’s Day , March 17, 2005 - - - Not a Good Day
The day before St. Patrick’s Day, Dad started chopping, cutting, cooking, preparing our St. Patrick’s dinner because he was scheduled for a biopsy the following day. I went over after school to decorate a bit, and he asked if I would come over early on the following day, the 17th, to warm up the food since he and Mom would be returning from the hospital around 5:00 PM.
Unfortunately on the following day I had track & field duty so I wasn’t able to leave school until 4:30 PM which worried me because I wanted to have everything ready upon their return. I got to their place by 4:45, was the first one there, and started warming up the food.
Finally everyone arrived --- my younger brother, his wife and their two sons; my younger sister, her husband and their two children; my single sister, and even my single brother stopped by for a while --- and the food was ready, but no Mom or Dad.
I called Kaiser Hospital to track them down. After many transfers and redials I was speaking to Mom who told me to go ahead with dinner without them because they would be getting home very late. Well, we didn't want to eat without them, but after an hour and a half of waiting we started our St. Patty's meal. Then we sat around talking and worrying about what could have prevented them from being with us.
At 9:00 PM we heard the car pull up and the door open. Dad came in, didn’t greet us at all and went directly into the bedroom. Mom came in after him, talked with us for a bit and then went into the bedroom. When she returned she told us that Dad was very tired and we all needed to leave. It was weird. We just looked at each other in disbelief and I’m sure that we all had horrible thoughts running through our minds. She said goodbye to us then headed back into the bedroom. Everyone took off, but me.
I always ate dinner with my parents so I remained. I was cleaning up the kitchen when Mom came out and said, “You too Ginger, you need to leave.” I was shocked. It was horrible to hear those words. I knew something awful had happened at the hospital and she didn’t want to talk about it so I took off.
We all suspected for some time that something was wrong with Dad because he did not look well, he would fall asleep frequently in his chair during the day, and he had lost quite a bit of weight, but he had been seeing his doctor regularly and having blood work and tests.
When I got to my house I decided that I would take the following day as a personal necessity day so I could be with my parents. I called for a substitute teacher, and on Friday morning I was up at 5:00 AM doing the lesson plans for the sub. I dropped the sub plans off in my classroom and was at my parent’s by 7:00 AM.
Dad was in the bedroom, Mom in the kitchen. Mom wouldn’t tell me anything about Dad. She said that he wanted to tell me. He wanted to speak with each of us. There was a knock at the door a little later and a neighbor told my mother that he had heard about Dad and that he was very sorry. He asked how much time Dad had. That’s when my suspicions were confirmed. I cried and cried. I am very thankful I never had to hear those words from my dad because I don’t know how I would have reacted.
When my younger brother came by around noon I left so that he and Dad could be alone. I was later told by Mom that my brother took it horribly, lost his composure and really broke down. I was so thankful that I wasn’t there to see/hear that. It affected my younger brother very differently than my sisters and me. He dealt with it by staying away, but my two sisters and I spent three hours every night for the next nine weeks sitting around at my parent’s place in the evening. I can’t remember a time when my sisters and I spent so much time together. Growing up we didn’t have the same circle of friends because of the age span. I’m three years older than one sister and six years older than the other. It was really good for the three of us to spend that time together with Mom and Dad.
So getting back to the St. Patrick’s Day that was not a good day:
On March 17, 2005, my mom and dad drove to Kaiser Hospital in the morning because Dad was scheduled for a liver biopsy. He was 85 years old. They waited and waited all day long. Finally in the afternoon Dad was wheeled downstairs, but just prior to giving him the anesthesia one of the doctors or technicians said, “Why are we doing a biopsy of your liver when we know you have it? It’s conclusive.”
Dad responded, “You know I have what?”
Shocked, the doctor or technician responded, “Hasn’t anyone told you?”
Bewildered, Dad asked, “Told me what?”
The doctor/technician excused himself saying that he was going to check on something.
A little while later a doctor came by and told my dad that he had pancreatic cancer so it was not necessary to do a biopsy of his liver. At this point Dad was shocked, confused, sad and very mad that he hadn't been informed previously and that he had wasted his day in the hospital waiting and waiting. In no uncertain terms he told them that he had waited around all day long for a liver biopsy and that they had better give him a liver biopsy because that's what they had told him to come for. With that he was under the anesthesia.
I miss my dad SO MUCH. I learned a lot from him, and he helped me a great deal. When life is difficult I think of Dad and what he would say or what he would do, and that helps me. I also learned a lot about Dad’s childhood and teen years through his writing. After buying a computer in his early 80s he would sit there for hours typing away. “What’s he typing?” everyone would ask.
“I’m writing a book,” he would answer, “a book about my life.”
And he did.
SPRING TOURNAMENT FOR CHEESY TEAM
Schedule Of Teams Positions After The Sixth Round
ترتيب الفرق بعد الجولة السادسة
I never really did manage to learn how to reliably read these. I had an all-use JapanRail pass and typically just got on the next train that came along and went to wherever it took me. (This schedule, though, I think was with a different train vendor than JR.)
Osaka, Japan, May 2005.
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Yamanote Line circles through all main Tokyo's towns. Current station is marked in red, direction of a train and time to next station are all shown both in english and in japanese.
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One thing about my work schedule that I am NOT liking, is that my boss has been putting me on the schedule for open (4:14AM) 4 days a week! I should be grateful because Saturday, I get to sleep in and be at work at 4:45am! After doing that for 4 days in a row, I get pretty tired when I get home on Saturday! Pretty tired is not the word, I HIT A WALL! This week has been long and hard! But, I knew that going out tonight was not going to be an option, and I knew that I still wanted my 365, so I took it on my way to work this morning. When I left home, it was raining, but I live far from work, and there was time to get to a no rain spot. Then again, when I got there to this spot, it started to rain while I was exposed. SO, I ran to the back of my car and got my $5 Walmart umbrella. (SO grateful I bought one) Saw my first shot, rain drops on the lens! DARN, I knew I was early, but doing an additional 3+ minute exposure was not what I had in mind. But, I did it any way. I even adjusted the AV, the first was just a bit intense. By time the second shot was done, the rain was coming down pretty hard. This is the second shot, out of two for the entire day. When I got home, I took a nap while my man and child went food shopping.
If you look TOO close at my shots, the grany look at the bottom, in the black portion, was from where I wiped off the rain drops off the lens, and it left some wetness still. At least it was in the black.
Tomorrow off to the PMA2010, I am VERY grateful for a chance to go, and hopefully sometime during the day, I will meet a flickr friend who will be running around DIsneyland. There may or may not be a sunset involved, but I will get a light trail if all else fails. :) I do love a good light trail.
Bus fare schedule posted in bus station of Cherchen / Qiemo, as of November 2006. In Uyghur and Chinese,with English row and column headings added.
Head here for the bus departure schedule.
View more than a hundred images in eight sets including sights, people, street scenes, lodging, and dining plus local and area maps in my Flickr Cherchen / Qiemo collection.
Read more about Cherchen / Qiemo at my web site: Central Asia Traveler on Cherchen / Qiemo -- Ancient Mummies and Modern Comforts with more than 50 pages of tourism information on sights, logistics, transportation, lodging and dining.
Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) submarine Hakuryu (SS 503) arrives at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam for a scheduled port visit, Feb. 6. While in port, the submarine crew will conduct various training evolutions and have the opportunity to enjoy the sights and culture of Hawaii. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Steven Khor/Released)