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A former news anchor, Mao Kobayashi, died on June 22.

I was moved to read her essay she sent to BBC and wanted to translte it into English.
But the english translation was already on the website of BBC.
(Looks like the last two sentences have not been put into English.)

It is such a profound essay, I guess it will be published in English textbooks for seniro high school students. Forgive me for thinking that way; it's a sad habit of an English teacher...

I will read it once in a while.

My sincere condolences for Ms. Mao Kobayashi.


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Two years ago, when I was 32, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. My daughter was three, my son was only one. I thought: "It'll be OK because I can go back to being how I was before once the cancer is treated and cured." But it wasn't that easy and I still have cancer in my body.
For a long time I hid the disease. Because my job involved appearing on TV I was scared about being associated with illness or showing people my weaknesses. I would try to avoid being seen on the way to hospital appointments and I stopped communicating with people so as not to be found out.
But while wanting to go back to who I was before, I was actually moving more and more towards the shadows, becoming far removed from the person I wanted to be. After living like that for 20 months, my palliative treatment doctor said something that changed my mind.
"Don't hide behind cancer," she said, and I realised what had happened. I was using it as an excuse not to live any more.

I had been blaming myself and thinking of myself as a "failure" for not being able to live as I had before. I was hiding behind my pain.
Until that time I had been obsessed with being involved in every part of domestic life because that was how my own mother always behaved. But as I got ill, I couldn't do anything, let alone everything, and in the end, as I was hospitalised, I had to leave my children.

When I was forced to let go of this obsession to be the perfect mother - which used to torture me, body and soul - I realised it had not been worth all the sacrifice I had made.
My family - even though I couldn't cook for them or drop them off and pick them up at the kindergarten - still accepted me, believed in me and loved me, just like they always had done, as a wife and a mother.

When I was forced to let go of this obsession to be the perfect mother - which used to torture me, body and soul - I realised it had not been worth all the sacrifice I had made.
My family - even though I couldn't cook for them or drop them off and pick them up at the kindergarten - still accepted me, believed in me and loved me, just like they always had done, as a wife and a mother.


If I died now, what would people think? "Poor thing, she was only 34"? "What a pity, leaving two young children"? I don't want people to think of me like that, because my illness isn't what defines my life.
My life has been rich and colourful - I've achieved dreams, sometimes clawed my way through, and I met the love of my life. I've been blessed with two precious children. My family has loved me and I've loved them.
So I've decided not to allow the time I've been given be overshadowed entirely by disease. I will be who I want to be.

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1 How to utilize empty milk cartons ... maybe it's not eco-friendly

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(It takes time. Give it a few days to freeze up.)

­¤¡¡Throw away kitchen paper or tissues you have used in the kitchen to a milk carton.
When it is full, pour used tempura oil into it and throw it with other garbage.

2 Towel at the bathroom

I tend to buy white towel without thinking much,
but white fluffy towels are for the occasion when you have guests over.

For daily use, use a dark-colored bath towel as the towels gets easily tainted.



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4 Get one pair of kitchen scissors for food.

It's easier to cut meat, vegetables like mushrooms and green onion,
with scissors.


5 This is not for housework, but you often buy some electric appliances, right?

Go to an electric appliance shop and watch how the clerks work.
If you find someone like "That's it!",
tell him, "I will buy all electric appliances from you.
So give me the best deal."

He will have a good grasp of our family situation and
give us suggestions about stuff like cell phone contracts.

¡¡ In return, I will give good assessments for him when I receive
a questionaire from the shop, and I bought some stock of the company.

I think this is a good win-win relationship, but when I told this to
a friend in the neighborhood, she said, "That's what only someone like you
can do."
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Dr. Livingston.

1 The garbage basket in the kitchen sink gets dirty.
Go to a 100-yen shop and get two of the basket which is designed to drain water well.
Use the two in turns. It's convenient when you don't have time to clean one up
and/or you want to dry one well.

2 Apply water-resistant spray for car windows to the windows of your house.
Rain will roll down and it's beautiful.

3 The leftover flour and bread crumbs after you cooked fried food can be used as follows:
­¡ Add some sugar and egg. Fry it like doughnuts.
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