Baytown Photographer Discovers Japanese Roots on Tokyo Visit
Bill Ashley a Baytown photographer and UH writer editor learned he is half Japanese after a journey to Japan with friends Wayne and Becky Guest. They traced his adoption from Kobe Cottage near Yokohama and found his birth name George Hayashi, discovering his mother was Japanese.
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Baytown
Japan
Bill Ashley
IT Communications
University of Houston
Information Technology
U.S
Kobe Cottage
Jesus
Ashley
Amy
Donna
Second Baptist
U.S. Steel
University
Ashleys
Wayne
Becky Guest
Wayne Guest
Exxon Mobil Development Corporation
Guest
California
Bill
Tokyo
Yokohama
Kobe
Tucker
Tokyo Harbor
Becky
Texas
Kobo Cottage
George Hayashi
Hayashi
George
Scented waiting room ruminations on perfume ads and allergy issues
A writer describes compulsion to sample magazine perfume ads in a doctor's waiting room. They reflect on fragrance abuse, allergy sufferers, and the push for fragrance free public spaces while noting personal shifts in fragrance use and social etiquette.
A personal vignette on aging and fear of doctors
A writer recalls aging, visible signs of age, and a lifelong fear of doctors. He describes a visit to Skin Physician Dr. Robert Tausend and recalls past local medical access, mentioning old doctors, a school secretary, and a town physician, all while humorously reflecting on time and health.
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Father
Penelope
Robert Tausend
Shirley Christian
Kingwood
Shirley
Laughlin
O.D. Miser
Doris Goodman
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