The second emergency food supplies and after contracting COVID-19

three sets

 

18 bottles 

 

 

The heatwave continues with temperatures at around 35 degrees Celsius.

It's too hot to go outside.

Please take care of yourself, everyone.

 

The expiration date of the emergency food I bought last time is approaching, so I bought some online.

Recently, abnormal weather has been getting more and more severe, and we don't know when or where a disaster will occur.

I wish the day will never come when we have to eat these food.

Three days' worth of food and water cost about 25,000 yen.　

 

 

It's been about 10 days since ｍy husband got COVID-19.

He has almost recovered and is doing well.

It seems that his symptoms were mild.

I had heard that the virus was highly contagious, so I was very worried.

But I'm relieved that I'm safe and sound.

However, I think I must have inhaled the virus.

I wonder if it was an asymptomatic infection?

COVID-19

 

It seems that a new coronavirus mutant strain, "KP3" has been spreading recently.

It's  the 11th wave.

It's finally arrived in our home.

Last Saturday, my husband developed a fever, and complained of joint pain and a severe sore throat.　

I took a test with a test kit on Monday, and it showed two clear lines.

The symptoms subsided after about three days.

　Afraid of infection within the household, I started wearing masks, we slept and ate in separate rooms, and my husband was the last to bathe.

I'm counting down to six days since the onset of symptoms.

So far, I'm safe.

By the way, my husband has received the vaccine seven times, and I have never.

So it's even more frightening.　

The thirty-second person

sunflower

 

The thirty-second person I lent ＄25 is a woman named Anita in  Liberia.

She is 41 years old and has 4 children.

She runs a retail business selling charcoal and other items.

She applied for a＄725 loan from kiva to make more profits.

She wamts to have a bigger store in the future.

The repayment period is 11 months.

This is my page.

Goldfish

 

 

        The other day, my grandson tried goldfish scooping at a festival.

He brought two tiny goldfish, but one fell out of the container and only one survived.

He said he wouldn't keep one at his house, so we decided to keep one at ours.

Now I am researching how to care for it.

The rainy season is almost over and the days are hot, but seeing the goldfish swimming in the bowl helps me forget the heat for a little while.

Waxyleaf nightshade

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This is cool-looking flower and the name is lovely.

 

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Waxyleaf nightshade in a neighbor's garden

 

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This flower, which blooms quietly in a corner of the backyard in early summer, was planted by my late mother-in-law some time ago.

It doesn't grow very quickly but it was sometimes cut down by an amateur gardener.

I accidentally cut it with pruning shears the other day.

I was disappointed very much, so I cut it in two places and put them in a glass.

And to my delight, it grew roots, leaves, and even flowers bloomed.

It's a tough flower.

I'm going to plant it in a pot after a little whilel.