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What mystery in your own life could be a plot for a book?

S.E. Sasaki My grandfathers came over from Japan to Canada around 1900. My father's mother came with her husband and left her five year old daughter behind. She died when I was two. I wonder how she coped with leaving her daughter to go to a new country so far across the sea. My mother's mother sailed from Japan to Canada to marry a man she had only seen in a photograph. I wonder how that must have been for her. I hope to tackle this book some day: A Tale of Two Women.

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