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One Litre Of Tears - Episode 8

Thursday, March 22, 2007

"What kind of spring is waiting for me?"

The support we need ? The kind of support we get ? It's so important and so heart-warming to see Aya's family so close and supportive.

Cheering for Aya at the basketball practice, cheering for hino at a football match and cheering for Rika at her little concert.

So sad *cries* when Aya leaving the high school for the school for disability. Everyone ran out of the classroom to send her off.. so touching.. "what's wrong with falling down ? You can always stand up again"

If you look up at the sky after falling down, the blue sky is also today stretching limitlessly and smiles at me. I'm alive. I'm alive.

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