I could talk with Tomoko in Sendai on the phone.

Yesterday, I went to hospital for checking my diabetes. HbA1(glycohemoglobin) was 7.3,and yesterday's blood glucose level(2 hours after meal)was 267. Bad,the doctor said.
This morning,I walked for about an hour and a half. On the way,I met Mr.Makino,my former colleague at Higashi Senior High School. He thanked me for sending a condolence telegarm for his mother's funeral. He was on the way to go shopping with his daughter,who was 38 years old. I knew his daughter when she was still a student, but I saw her for the first time in many years.I was surprised to hear she was 38.
In the afternoon, I tried to call Tomoko in Sendai,who I had been unable to contact since the Tohoku Earthquake. To my call, Tomoko's son first answered,saying his mother was safe. I felt relieved. Then,Tomoko came on line. She said she was happy because all her family were safe. But, she said the family of her son's wife lived in Kesen-numa city, which was almost completely destroyed by the tsunami, and they were unable to connect them. Tomoko's son is going to Kesen-numa tomorrow to search for his wife's family and relatives. Tomoko and his son were afraid that they might have died. I do hope they will find them alive in the evacuation center somewhere.