I saw the news that has announced Japan had the first female prime minister. I am glad with the news as I was hoping she would become the prime minister. I hope she would vigorously change lots of old bad habits the Japanese politics world has embraced.

In the late at night at 10 p.m., I attended the online gathering for the professional homeopath course. I enjoyed sharing the information with my fellow students and teachers.

Unfortunately, my sciatica pain came back. I asked my husband to take me to the chiropractor. After the session, I felt the hurting area got worse as if the session made the inflammation worse. After I came back from the session, I suffered from pain all night and I could not walk around.

In the evening at 5 p.m., I had an online meeting with my attorney. He shared some good news and bad news. Even though we are still in the midst of court procedure, one thing for sure is I feel safe and protected with my current attorney.

I devoted my morning time to maintain our backyard garden. In the summer time, the butter squash plants invaded everywhere in the garden, taking space for the other plants. Now that the butter squash almost finished producing, it gives the space for other plants to grow. As for Kabocha, we harvested only one. I hope we will have another kabocha during autumn.

In the evening, the toilet tank that my husband uses started leaking water. His bathroom got all wet. We contacted the property manager, and he arranged the plumber to come on next week.

The toilet tank’s breakage has a spiritual meaning. It tells a new energy flow is coming up.

It was a beautiful and gorgeous autumn weather today. I enjoyed my day without any pain in my body.

Without any concerns, I could focus on the professional homeopath course study.

I studied the professional homeopathy course by watching the prerecorded lecture. In today’s lecture, the teacher shared some of her homeopathy counseling sessions. One session was dealt with a young boy who suffered from the severe sickness. She mentioned about death. I agree with her opinion that she is against of letting old people by using the medical devices just to extend the life long. These people don’t desire living like that because they cannot walk or eat, even talk. All they can do is just lay down on a hospital bed by extending the life through the oxygen tank and a bunch of IVs and medications. The teacher said she does not want to live like that, and I agree with her. It does not matter how many years we live. Rather, it matters how we live our lives.

I made homemade miso no April 23^rd. I left it in the food cabinet. This morning, I took it out and checked it. I was happy to see it has been in fermenting process nicely. It will be ready to eat after November. I am looking forward to it.  

I woke up with the gentle rain sound. It is one of the rare mornings in our area that we start our day from rain. The rain continued all day with the harsh thunderstorm and lightnings. In the evening, the rain stopped for the time being so that my family and I could go walk for the evening walk. The temperature dropped to low and I needed to change my clothes to a long sleeve shirt and pants. I read the news that the northern part of Arizona had the extreme flood that some parts of the road was completely closed for all day.