It was the last day of our Navajoland visit. When we were ready to leave, my mom-in-law came to us and started chatting. I thought of my late dad-in-law. He used to do the same right before we were about to leave back home. He didn’t want us to leave, so that he would continue chatting and we ended up staying there until noon time. My mom-in-law probably felt the same way so that she didn’t stop asking questions to prolong the conversation. We ended up finally left the Navajoland after 10 a.m. I always felt sad on leaving Navajoland. We had a good visit as always.

In the morning our normal routine had back. When we opened the entrance door, called Bucky, and Bucky run to us happily wagging his tail. Then he jumped on the bed and was petted by all of us.

It was a nice cold morning that the entire land was covered by white snow. I love the snowy morning moment that was peaceful and quiet.

We went to the tribal zoo and had a nice walk. Most animals were not outside due to the cold weather. Then we went to the museum and walked around the exhibition area. They exhibited the pictures of Navajo’s Long Walk.

In the afternoon we went back to our trailer and enjoyed playing with Bucky by running around on snowy ground.

My mom-in-law told me all the cats and dogs didn’t eat much while Bucky was gone for the clinic. Now he is back, so that everybody started eating normally. I was amazed they all worried about Bucky for his safety.

I slept well without waking up in the middle of night. I usually have a tough time to have a sound sleep on the first night on Navajo land, but I was glad I broke the habit by being able to sleep through without waking up at all last night.

Every morning we would welcome Bucky to the bed and play with him for a while, but he was not here with us in the morning this time.

In the morning my mom-in-law called the animal clinic. They informed Bucky was doing well so that we could pick him up at 1 p.m. We arrived at the clinic earlier than the scheduled time so we needed to wait for a while at the entrance. Bucky came out with a corn around his neck. He seemed to be a different dog as his eyes were wide open and he acted shy and timid. Also he was surprised to see us again.

He was very nervous in the truck because he was not used to get in a ride.

As soon as our ride hit on our homesite, the car radio starting the song singing I am back home.

Bucky had a stich mark on his left thigh and a shaved mark on his left leg for an IV. He slept most of afternoon and night. Even though we could not go walk with him as usual, we are happy that he came back home with us.

My family and I woke up early in the morning and left for Navajoland. As usual, my daughter texted my mom-in-law to inform her that we just left our house heading to her area. She usually texts back to us right away, with a message of “have a safe drive”. However, we didn’t hear from her back soon on this trip.

About three hours had passed since our departure, while I was driving, my daughter told me that she just received a reply from my mom-in-law. According to the message, my mom-in-law was in the animal clinic with Bucky, her chihuahua dog. Bucky got bit by one of my mom-in-law’s sister’s dogs this morning. Since the dog bit him deeply inside, the animal doctor decided to have a surgery on him to clean up the wound and stich it up. The doctor decided to keep Bucky for the night after the surgery.

Right after we heard the news, our car radio sent us the song of Whitney Houston; I will always love you. All of us worried about Bucky because of this song lyric. The song is talking about a farewell greeting when leaving the loved ones behind. My daughter told Bucky to his soul through telepathic ability that he should not get dramatic because he would not be dying from the bite wound. Then she told us that Bucky would not be dying from it.

When we arrived at Navajoland, we felt sad because Bucky was not there. He is a small dog in the physical size, but has a huge impact to us in mind. We deeply love him and hoped he would come back safely tomorrow.  

For the past several days, I had been working on the presentation file to apply to the upcoming homeopathy congress. I wrote down about my sprained ankle’s case in the four pints of views. The injury made me aware of the hidden truth from body, mind, and spirit. Also I went through an interesting synchronicity of having my acquaintance to get injured on the same day and same time. I got recovered within 3 days with the treatment of homeopathy remedies while she got finally fully recovered after 4 months with the allopathy treatments with pain killer pills, cast, and crutches. I hope they will pick my case so that I can make a speech in front of a big audience on the congress day, which will be my birthday.    

Today I received a package from Japan that I ordered many support tincture bottles from the Japanese homeopathy company. I am glad the package was delivered quickly and safely. It  was sent on 1/28/2024 and delivered today, so it took only 6 days.

In the evening at 6 p.m., I attended the inner-child therapist course online gathering. I expected many people would attend but there were only 20 people attended online. I don’t know how many people attended at the Tokyo school.

I continued studying about the computer security and convenience tips through the online training course. I have been learning a lot from this training.

I went to the grocery store in the early morning at 6 am hoping there wouldn’t be many people. But there were more people than I thought. I went through some tiny annoying events from the rude worker in the grocery store. Then when I came back home, I needed to deal with the issue. I purchased the store gift card on 1/22/2024. The payment already went through, but I never received the gift cards. I finally received them after talking with their 2 different workers. It was frustrating to work with a worker who acts and says something inappropriate. I tried my best on not to lose my temper.  

My family and I have been constantly taking about visiting Navajoland. We finally set the date of our visit. Since they have lots of snow this year, I am bringing a sled to play in snow.