Dear Miss Blue,

Thank you so much for reminding me of the allergy pills. I  am looking forward to our trip to Japan, Miss Blue and cats, however so precious, would be a problem for me without my pills.  Did I ever tell you about the cat I got to know here that belonged to one of the families in the neighborhood? Well, Hunter was his name, Miss Blue, a beautiful white and black cat who used to prowl around in the backyard here and was quite acrobatic, always showing off by walking on the top of the fence and looking up toward my windows on the porch waiting for me to call out my greeting of praise. I did bring him up to my apartment one day, in a friendly way Miss Blue, to give him a little change of scenery and he was so happy! But right away I began coughing and sneezing; Hunter was frightened at all the noise and tried to jump out of the porch window! Really, Miss Blue a very nerve-racking time. So I carried him in my arms downstairs to the backyard and guess what? He stood right there and arched his back and hissed at me! Cats are very independent and that is a fine trait in itself but sometimes very trying to their owners. How kind and loving was the little Empress to have a daily change of scarves for Cio Cio, a story of true love!
I must say I silk scarves and kimonos, have never been in any of the stores I visit so when we are in Japan I will buy a scarf and even a beautiful kimono. Will you too, Miss Blue?