After a slow 47 hour ferry to No Blogspot,no Facebook, no YouTube, only censored emails and multiple weeks of unspoken adventures in China, all we can say is thank god for Beijing Gary our local china contact who literally saved our lives or at least mothers life. He guided us throughout our hardships via his private contacts in China and got us to a location where my Nepalese Sati (dear friend) Bir Tamang rescued us in China.
"Oh, You sound so dramatic!" says mom.
But, yes! It was dramatic for the conscious one! Me!
From here we will have flashbacks of our final days in Japan and our crazy, at times, frightening weeks in China.
Hope to hear from you soon!
NAMASTE NEPAL!!!!!
I've been actively searching my mind, like a pinball machine Ping!-Ding! Pondering who can accompany me on my 429,652 Skymile adventure."My BFF-My Mummy!" "Are you crazy? Why would you want to drag me around with you? Im old and you're young." I quickly answered. "Yes, At one time that may have been true." We embraced each other and looked into the mirror. Two Aging-Tired-Overweight-Half Decrepit-Bone Density Challenged-Postmenopausal-Women! OMG...TIME IS RUNNING OUT! :)
2 comments:
Hi, Mimi and Claudia,
It's been a very long time since we said each others "good-bye" on Oct 11th at the platform of Hiratsuka station. I am really relieved knowing you are still ALIVE, LOL!! Enjoy the rest of your trip! I think it is not too late to post comments and pics on the rest of days in Japan. Keep in touch.Taro
China... check that off the bucket list!! I can't wait to hear all the stories... way to stay alive and thank God Mom is holding on for the ride of her life!!
I miss you both and please make it back SAFELY!!!
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