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Craig Mod in einer vergangenen Ausgabe seines Ridgeline-Newsletters, in dem er von seinen Wanderungen durch Japan erz\u00e4hlt, mit einer sch\u00f6nen Anekdote:

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\u201cThis is our daughter,\u201d the wife said. [\u2026]

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As the husband drove me down off the mountain back to the Ise-ji path, he said, \u201cShe\u2019s not \u2026 our daughter.\u201d

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What?

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Suddenly with more fluency: \u201cShe just appeared, seven years ago, was wandering the country, needed a job, somehow \u2026 found us. She is not a daughter but like a daughter. Time passes, and that\u2019s what happens. Things become \u2026 other things.\u201d

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(Unrelated Erg\u00e4nzung zum Format: Ist es nicht gro\u00dfartig, dass Craig Mod 1. so gut schreibt, dass sich auch die Lekt\u00fcre seiner vergangenen Newsletter-Ausgaben (der hier ist von 2019) lohnt und 2. er ein eigenes, verlinkenswertes Newsletter-Archiv auf seiner Website hat?)

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