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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Mom and Dad coming to Kofu and Mariya’s spoon
Right after her birth, my parents naturally wanted to meet Mariya. Today’s Sunday and they are coming to Kofu by train. I arrived at Kofu station at 11 AM. In the department store “Eclan” by the station, I looked for something for lunch. I bought two large packs of take-out sushi at Kyodaru. There is a wine shop, and I bought a bottle of Kofu wine for my parents and one non-alcoholic for me and Katya. I left sushi and wine bottles in the car, and went to the ticket gate of the station to see my parents. There was a campaign of Aizu district in Fukushima to invite tourists. … Continue reading
Posted in Apartment, Daily life, Katya, Liesure, Mariya, Shops, Vladivostok
Tagged Aizu, Akabe, birth, Eclan, Fukushima, institute, Katya, Kofu, Kofu station, Kyodaru, Mariya, Natalia, office buildingapartment, parents, silver spoon, sushi, train
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Welcome home, Mariya
It is Saturday today. In the morning, PhD students presented their results in front of teachers and students. My PhD student did well. After the presentation, I directly went to Nagasaka Clinic to take Katya and Mariya out to the apartment. Mariya was ready in a Russian outfit for babies, which Katya’s mother, Natalia, gave to Mariya. She was wrapped in a blanket also in a Russian way. On the Saturday afternoon, there were few people in the hospital. Katya and I said thank you and good by to only one nurse. Mariya felt the air outside for the first time. I drove them home. Mariya was put on the … Continue reading
Posted in Apartment, Daily life, Katya, Mariya, Maya-san, Science and Technology, teaching, Vladivostok
Tagged apartment, hospital, Katya, Mariya, Maya-san, Nagasaka Clinic, Natalia
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The last evening in the hospital
I arrived at the hospital 6 PM. Mariya was sleeping. When I see her, Mariya is always calm, but Katya told me Mariya cries a lot during the night time. I had dinner together with Katya, and went home. They will be leaving tomorrow. A PhD student of mine was waiting for me in the institute, and I discussed with him until midnight.
Business trip to Yokohama and Tokyo
In the morning, I went to Myorenji in Yokohama to check the apartment building. The building was well taken care of. I had a talk with a guy from the managing company about the care in the future. I was to see a professor in Keio University in Hiyoshi. Before the meeting, I went to Motosumiyoshi, where I had lived for two years. It is an old town. The road was neatly changed, but the streets and stores looked still old. After having lunch in Motosumiyoshi, I went to the laboratory in Keio Univeristy to discuss my project with a professor until 2 PM. Then I took trains to Honancho to … Continue reading
Posted in Apartment, Daily life, Mariya, Real estate business, Trip
Tagged apartment building, Hiyoshi, Honancho, Keio University, laboratory, managing company, meeting, Motosumiyoshi, Myorenji, professor, project, real estate, Yokohama
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Katya’s dinner in Nagasaka Clinic
The hospital gave Katya a good dinner for celebrating the birth of Mariya. Mariya looks fine. Katya started feeding her. We found that Mariya follows us by the eyes. She tried to grab our fingers. I said to Katya that Mariya could be genius. I brought home a bottle of wine Katya had received.
Posted in cooking, Daily life, Katya, Mariya
Tagged dinner, hospital, Katya, Mariya, wine
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Happy One Day Old, Mariya
I left the office at 5 PM to see Katya and Mariya. The streets were crowded on the way to the hospital. I saw Mariya in a treatment room with a nurse. She brought Mariya on a cart into Katya’s room. Mariya looked mature for a one-day old girl. Katya and I played with her. She grabbed our fingers. Mariya looks as if she already knew everything!
Mariya born at 15:45 on Monday, October 15
I took Maya-san for a walk early in the morning and went to the hospital to see Katya. I arrived at 8 PM. Katya was already having labor-pains. I was with her all the time in the room. The baby was born at 15:45. Right after feeling the world, she started crying loud. I was relieved. Katya, too. The baby weighs 3,522 g. It was a big girl. We named her Mariya. Mariya was cleaned and brought on the Katya’s chest. I left them at 5:30 PM. At home, I told Maya-san that she has a little sister now.
Katya hospitalized for the birth
In the afternoon, Katya and I went to Nagasaka Clinic for having a baby. I left the hospital at 6 PM. I took a day off tomorrow.
Day after the stay in Honolulu
The pill made me well asleep. Luckily, the jet lag did not suffer me very much today because the stay was short. I was, although, sleepy all day because I was tired. Three companies visited me. Then, I checked e-mails to settle down the things left. I left the office at 8 PM as usual. Katya made pizzas by herself. It was fun to have her handmade pizzas. Back to normal.
Posted in Apartment, cooking, Daily life, Katya, Science and Technology
Tagged company, e-mail, jet lag, Katya, office
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