Every week, I go to the coin laundry to do my laundry.
Nowadays in Japan, older adults living in homes without washing machines
I think there are very few.
However, for me, it's completely normal.
After all, I have already lived without a washing machine for 5.6 years. .
At the end of the year, when I returned to Japan and went drinking with friends,
"I guess you don't have a washing machine. I'll buy you one."
It is even said that.
Well, that's lucky!
Every week, I go to wash large items.
Sheets, bath towels, towel blankets, etc.
(I'm a fan of towel blankets, so I always have a towel blanket on the bottom all year round. I didn't know that towel blankets were for summer!!!
Moreover, I brought it all the way from Japan. )
+ Wash washable items found on patrol at high temperatures.
This week has probably been the heaviest so far. . .
The biggest *1 Arab sac
It's so full that it looks like there's a small child inside.
I was carrying more than 20 kg on my shoulders,
My lower back started to twitch, and my spine felt like it was going to jump out in that direction. .
No, it didn't fly out there after that.
I have severe lower back pain that makes me wonder if my bones are out of alignment.
I just went to a chiropractor on New Year's Day.
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*1 Arab sack is a bag that all Arabs have.
A checked vinyl bag.
There are various sizes, but when it comes to big ones, you might think, "Is it bigger than me?" .
They sell for about 1 to 3 euros.
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Changing the topic again, I was just looking at my website,
In the explanation of the silver stamp,
Contains "crab".
I looked at it and it looks delicious.
I can't be the only one who thought that!