We never know the paths our lives will take.

There have even been marriages.it always comes down to the basics.

the move towards the next level of mobility is becoming a reality.I realized that the two months of training took over (or was it the sake?).homestays by Kashiwa students with their adopted Torrance families.

The tour included a visit to the Operations Center.a visit to Trader Joe’s and See’s Candy are my go-to standards.

the highlight of the visit was touring the “Kashiwa-no-ha” Smart City project.

We started the official program organized by the City of Kashiwa and the Kashiwa International Relations Association (KIRA).He bought me and my family little souvenirsfrom Hawaii and New York.

It was a little awkward for Mike to wear the SU T-shirt.He always thought about the community.

like a good counselor knows how to make a carrom shot when facilitating the group.administrative assistant IIMike was an icon at AADAP and in the community.