Monday, October 20, 2014

A New Meaning to the Statue of Liberty

I have no idea who came up with this translation.  Someone should look into it and get back to me.

The Statue of Liberty located in the United States is known in Japan as The Goddess of Freedom.  I think this is brilliant.

One of my adopted mothers in Japan (of whom I have many) told me the other day she and a group of her friends--all women of retirement age--get together twice a month when their pension checks come in.  They sit over tea and cake and decide how to spend their checks.  They call themselves The Goddesses of Freedom, aka the Statue of Liberty.  I think this is brilliant, too.

Some days a story is so simple and elegant it requires no embellishment. 

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