Life with Goblin and PJ - Inoue-Smith, Yukiko
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I have come to realize the huge benefits of having pets. In the spring of 2013, two cats came into my life. For most of my adult life, I concentrated on my studies and then on my work. What a prosaic life I led for so many years! Without knowing it, I needed cats very much. When I become very old and physically not strong anymore, a time may come when I cannot even play with cats anymore. Therefore, perhaps, God sent me these cats before it is too late. Goblin (who has a round face) prefers to be alone and seems to enjoy quiet time without getting tired of the solitude. PJ (who has an inverted…mehr

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I have come to realize the huge benefits of having pets. In the spring of 2013, two cats came into my life. For most of my adult life, I concentrated on my studies and then on my work. What a prosaic life I led for so many years! Without knowing it, I needed cats very much. When I become very old and physically not strong anymore, a time may come when I cannot even play with cats anymore. Therefore, perhaps, God sent me these cats before it is too late. Goblin (who has a round face) prefers to be alone and seems to enjoy quiet time without getting tired of the solitude. PJ (who has an inverted triangle face) is a people-oriented cat, and more affectionate than Goblin. These two cats-beautiful and friendly-certainly provide me with energy to keep going and inspiration for writing poetry as well.
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Yukiko Inoue-Smith, PhD, a professor emerita in educational psychology, has been extensively involved in work with tanka (which is Japan¿s oldest poetry genre). She has been a member of the International Tanka. Her tanka books include: The Happiness of Living Unknown (2023); An Island of Plumerias (2020); and My Journey into Tanka (2019).