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Father’s day

This day was a Father’s day in 2009.  My wife and kids had their tasks, therefore I was alone at home and enjoying the repair of my car in a garage.

When I finished my work in a garage, I found a parcel was arriving to me.
I opened it and found…



Wow!  It’s great!!!
It was a father's day gift from my eldest daughter living in Nagoya.
A handmade tinplate sign designed by my eldest daughter!!!
(She was studying at the University to be a designer.)

It was the most surprising and happiest gift I ever had in my life.
I was a really happy father’s day for me. ☺︎☺︎☺︎☺︎☺︎


(My original blog was written on 21st Jun 2009)
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