Good evening everyone.
This is an easy article.
Please do not do the same thing as what I am going to write.
I myself turn on the air conditioner whenever I feel any problem.
For the five days from Monday through Friday this week, I worked only with a fan instead of turning on the air conditioning during the daytime.
The biggest reason for this is that I could endure it quite easily.
I can endure this kind of thing because I do it of my own will; if someone forces me to do it, I would immediately suffer from heat stroke.
In this heat wave, the morning temperature was not very high and the humidity felt low until Thursday.
On Friday, the humidity was high, but the temperature where I live was not so high.
Of course it is easier to work with the air conditioning on, and temporarily it is easier to work, but if I have it on everytime, I start to feel overprotected and somewhat depressed.
But when I resist the heat without air conditioning, I feel uplifted and proactive.
I would think to myself, "God damn it!", and go about my business.
Then at 6 pm, I turn on the air conditioning. It was a reward for my hard work.
It makes me appreciate the cooler weather more, and I can express my joy more honestly.
And as a result, there is an effect on electricity bills and energy conservation.
Last week I spent some days working at home in Chiba.
Then the temperature was a little bit lower than in the Kanto inland area. I felt the difference quite a bit.
I felt that it is difficult for the temperature to rise (or fall) in a place surrounded by the sea (water).
I can really feel it when I go back and forth from my place.
This heat is expected to ease a little next week, and rain is also expected. That is somewhat reassuring.
But be careful of typhoons.
As the story goes, on Saturdays and Sundays, irrationality is more important than rationality.
It is also a reward for having endured the weekdays.
Act as my body desires, and try to be a Texan.
I turn on the air conditioning when I want to.
On Saturdays and Sundays, I am more right-brained than left-brained.
This week, I found a very good YouTube video.
It is by Shige-san of "Shige Tabi" (Shige Journey).
Shige Tabi
He is about the same age as my children, but he is very cool.
You can feel like you are on a trip.
And wherever Shige-san goes, there is always sake.
For multiple recordings I put the links to three recent works as follows.
(Listen with earphones)
Lady Madonna
Something
When I'm Sixty-four
This is an easy article.
Please do not do the same thing as what I am going to write.
I myself turn on the air conditioner whenever I feel any problem.
For the five days from Monday through Friday this week, I worked only with a fan instead of turning on the air conditioning during the daytime.
The biggest reason for this is that I could endure it quite easily.
I can endure this kind of thing because I do it of my own will; if someone forces me to do it, I would immediately suffer from heat stroke.
In this heat wave, the morning temperature was not very high and the humidity felt low until Thursday.
On Friday, the humidity was high, but the temperature where I live was not so high.
Of course it is easier to work with the air conditioning on, and temporarily it is easier to work, but if I have it on everytime, I start to feel overprotected and somewhat depressed.
But when I resist the heat without air conditioning, I feel uplifted and proactive.
I would think to myself, "God damn it!", and go about my business.
Then at 6 pm, I turn on the air conditioning. It was a reward for my hard work.
It makes me appreciate the cooler weather more, and I can express my joy more honestly.
And as a result, there is an effect on electricity bills and energy conservation.
Last week I spent some days working at home in Chiba.
Then the temperature was a little bit lower than in the Kanto inland area. I felt the difference quite a bit.
I felt that it is difficult for the temperature to rise (or fall) in a place surrounded by the sea (water).
I can really feel it when I go back and forth from my place.
This heat is expected to ease a little next week, and rain is also expected. That is somewhat reassuring.
But be careful of typhoons.
As the story goes, on Saturdays and Sundays, irrationality is more important than rationality.
It is also a reward for having endured the weekdays.
Act as my body desires, and try to be a Texan.
I turn on the air conditioning when I want to.
On Saturdays and Sundays, I am more right-brained than left-brained.
This week, I found a very good YouTube video.
It is by Shige-san of "Shige Tabi" (Shige Journey).
Shige Tabi
He is about the same age as my children, but he is very cool.
You can feel like you are on a trip.
And wherever Shige-san goes, there is always sake.
For multiple recordings I put the links to three recent works as follows.
(Listen with earphones)
Lady Madonna
Something
When I'm Sixty-four
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