Gone For Too Long Or Just Getting Old?

My grandfather is a great man. He died just a few weeks ago at Queens Hospital. He is not the main part of this post. The main part is my dog, Hoku. Before I left for the hospital when I found out he was dying, I saw Hoku's tail was dangling. I was just wondering why it was dangling. Then I discovered the truth. Since my grandfather died 1 week after he entered the hospital, my dog Hoku never saw him during that one week. She was too used to seeing him smoking his cigarette while sitting in his usual chair. I believe since he was gone for about 1 week, Hoku thought to herself that something happened to him, and something did. Since we just brought his urn home yesterday, Hoku sensed that he came back or he gave her a sign. I now see her wagging her tail happily, but the wagging of her tail is not as high as before. There are two reasons why her tail is not wagging as high. The fact that my grandfather passed away, or the fact that she is getting older since she is 11 years old in dog years. I will keep updating this post or keep adding new posts to see if her wagging gets higher, or lower. So tell me what you think about this. Just say one answer, is Hoku getting too old? Or is she just missing my grandfather? In other news, I have just watched the Blog wars Movie or whatever it's called on Disney Channel. I know Disney is not my usual TV channel to watch but, this movie should increase my blogging skills. I will also use a Thesaurous to also increase my blogging skills. Anyways that's all for today.

The Dinner Of A Lifetime, きわみ Restaurant

Yesterday night was a blast. I went to Waikiki to eat at a wonderful Japanese restaurant. It was called きわみ(KiWaMi). It is a ramen restaurant and their food are delicious! http://www.kiwami-ramen.com/ is their official website. When my family takes a trip to Waikiki to shop, we always go to きわみ! I always order my favorite Mini Shoyu Ramen. It is small, but it fills your stomach fully! Here is a picture:
Wow, looking at this picture makes me want some more ramen. They are so kind to you and they also bow to you sometimes! If you don't know what bowing is, it is a way for Japanese people to respect another! If you ever come to Honoulu, be sure to walk your way down to きわみ! If you go, you might be abe to meet me also, hehe. Tell me what you think in a comment!