I'm a 50-year-old Japanese house wife in the countryside. I use Nikon SLR (Single Lens Reflex) camera D3300 and Tamron Lens (18-270mm). Most of the pictures in this blog were taken by myself. I like taking pictures especially wild birds and flowers.
Oct 19, 2023
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Oct. 7, 2023
I'm sorry that I have not written any updates lately.
I turned 57 years old last spring, and I have been working as a part time cleaning staff for a nearby apartment complex for three years. I used to work for three different locations for four days a week until last year. Now I am working on Fridays only for one apartment which is located within 5-minute-walk from our house.
My 70-year-old husband took his 5th vaccine on Dec. 23rd, 2022. He collapsed when he went to the toilet early morning two days later. I called ambulance immediately and he was examined various tests in the hospital. The major problem was urinary incontinence. Since then my husband has been to hospitals 43 times up to now. I accompany him as he wishes.
He was in hospital for four weeks last spring. At that time I was alone at our house. Every night I was scared of thieves who might break into our house. I believed that good doctors and nurses with the cutting edge technology at the national hospital take care of my husband, but what kind of protection can I do to protect our house. Then I thought removing weeds in our small garden and planting flowers would be nice and easy. Thieves may avoid getting into a house with well-kept garden, so I removed weeds and bought several pots of Petunias and Trenia in local home improvement retailers. I planted them in large pots.
Hot summer is passed, and it's getting cooler nowadays.
Temperature was 25 Celsius degrees highest and 14 degrees lowest yesterday.
I am wearing long sleeve T shirt these days.
I would like to show you the flower blossoms in our small garden.
Here is the coffee tree I bought with 300 yen at a small shop in
Hyogo Flower center several years ago.
I cut down leaves and looks ugly. :(
But tiny trees from the dividends are growing well.