This blog is dedicated to my mother, to China and Japan

Miyasan Yumei 1949
Known then as
"Yasuko Miyafuji"
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By Miyasan's Daughter, on October 3rd, 2007 This morning I look out my front door and see the morning glories. They always make me smile.
When we were living in New Mexico, we had a whole string of morning glories on our back fence. I used to stand by the back sliding door in the early morning hours and look at [...]
By Miyasan's Daughter, on October 1st, 2007 “I can watch this without laughing”, my father said.
We were watching Red Skelton show, my favorite. Along with the Wonderful World of Color, Walt Disney’s Sunday night show, Red Skelton was the highlight of my week. In that short time segment, I was transported to a world of fun and laughter, of wonder and [...]
By Miyasan's Daughter, on August 9th, 2007 I’ve been reorganizing my blogs, much as I am now trying to reorganize my life, carving out space and time in a rushing river of time. When perhaps, all I need to do is realize the fastest currents are within me.
I will be here more often now. I’ve been carrying thoughts of my mother [...]
By Miyasan's Daughter, on March 10th, 2007 Sometimes I feel like a turtle. I come to a realization, like the one in October, make a decision…and then draw my head back into my shell and stay in the same spot. Then some time goes by, in this case, almost five months, and I emerge from my shell again, only to discover that [...]
By Miyasan's Daughter, on November 22nd, 2006 You know, when you’re an incest victim or a survivor of anything, memories often have a negative connotation. Words like “flashback” and “triggering” usurp the meaning and purpose of what memories can mean, and take them to a place of pain and hurt.
But tonight, I am grateful for them. I have a right to [...]
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From one generation to another, I see your strength

Demian E Yumei 2011
Reclaiming my heritage as
"Miyasan's Daughter"
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