In the morning, my daughter and I woke up much earlier than usual. My daughter signed up the summer camp at the local community college. At the venue, we were greeted by a white female teacher. She introduced me in Japanese language that she learned the ceramic in Japan. Her Japanese was fluent. She said she loves Japan and Japanese. She is polite and humble. I thought she would blend in very well in Japanese community with her personality. I am glad to have her as my daughter’s teacher. I hope my daughter will enjoy the summer camp.

In the evening, I chatted with my friend who is also my professional homeopathy classmate. I didn’t notice that we have chatted for more than 3 hours. It was great to exchange information and thoughts about the school in common.

I attended the 7^th spiritual class in the middle of the night. The class started at 10 p.m. and ended at 2 a.m. as usual. We have two teachers. One teacher has been in the teaching career for many years and has been good at speaking in front of students, while the other teacher is new to teach and speak in front of people and he is shy about it. However, he has gradually gotten used to his new career, so that he could speak fluently today. I really enjoyed learning from these two teachers.

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It was my late dad’s birthday. Happy birthday Dad. I wish you have been in a peaceful environment.

One of our garden plants has been growing tall and healthily. I don’t know what is the plant is. It started growing in the soil in the flower pot that I purchased a chili tepin plant from the local farmer. The tepin plant didn’t grow due to the cold weather in the February, this plant started growing there. I took a picture and used an app to find out the name of the plant. The app told me it is an amaranth which the leaves are edible. I looked up the recipe. I will cook the leaves tomorrow.

We are getting ready for the upcoming house inspection by the property manager. This morning, we put our efforts on fixing the backyard garden fence. After our 4 hours efforts, the backyard gardens look much better and nicer than before.

It was the fifth trial at the family court. My brother didn’t submit all the evident documentations that he was supposed to submit to the court by May 27^th. We all know that my brother procrastinates on purpose because the documents will make his situation look bad. Due to his not submitting the necessary documents, today’s court does not have any progress. I hope my brother will face to the reality that the law sets all the inheritances right to share equally. I hope this case will be done swiftly.  

I had a biofeedback session for myself. even though the procedure and the condition are all the same as usual, today’ session was rated as 78% success rate. This success rate varies on each session. I am glad that I had a high rate this time. I am wondering what is the specific reasons that I have sometimes a low rate as 10%.

I have been searching for my fetish necklace that my late Navajo grandma gave me. I still cannot find it. When I mentioned that to my husband, I also mentioned about my engage diamond ring and wedding band are also missing. My husband grinned at me. He told me the rings are safe with him.

When my daughter was still a baby around 2-3 years old, I was playing with her. She liked to play with my diamond ring, so I let her play with it. One day the rings had gone missing. I had searched everywhere in the house, but I could not find it. I thought my daughter put the rings somewhere with her toys.

My husband said when he found the engagement ring on the floor, he felt sad. He thought I was not appreciating the gift from him. So, he picked up the rings on the floor, put them in the jewel box and kept them with him. I cannot believe him that he didn’t tell me about that for these past 15 years. All in all, I was happy that the rings are back to me now after 15 years missing.

It was our final day at Navajoland. While we were packing our items in the car, as always, my mom in law and Bucky looked very sad to see us off. I hope we can visit them again soon.

One great thing was the weather. During our visit Navajoland, our area had rain, which is very rare in June. When we came back home, I was delighted to see our plants in the backyard are all healthy. Their leaves are nice and green and got bigger and taller.

We went to town again. Today we visited at a Navajo clothing store. There they have lots of nicely handmade Navajo traditional dresses and outfits. The prices are about $500 per dress, which we cannot decide right away.

Then we went to the flea market and walked around. We had a Mutton stew and frybread for lunch.

After dinner, I had a deep conversation with my mom in law. While I was talking about my Japanese parents and marriage life, I shed tears. My mom in law was shedding tears with me and for me. I appreciate her to listen to my story and shed tears with me.

In the night my mom in law shared her accessories with my daughter. She said she is happy for doing so, so that my daughter can pass them down to her children in the future. We let them spend alone time. It was a beautiful time for them.