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• 嫌われ高齢者！
• 2023/09/23 (Sat) 10:09
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Let's get together for senior citizens ！ ！
Main text Let's talk about various topics with those who are about to enter their 80's and those who are currently in their 80's.

I am about to enter my 80s.

The first big change in my life is that I am no longer living in a car. The first big change in my life is that I no longer have to worry about insurance, registration,
maintenance, gasoline costs, and accidents.
There are many rooms for seniors, but I won't go into them.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/09/23 (Sat) 10:57
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Don't assume that all elderly Nikkei are on the Internet.

One of my acquaintances is 80 years old and does not have a cell phone, credit card, or internet access, and his source of information is free magazines
He used to look forward to going to the market to get a sports newspaper in the evening, but
he now gets it once a week and looks forward to the day of the week it is published. He now looks forward to the day of the week when it is published.

• 鼠取りの中の鼠
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• 2023/09/23 (Sat) 17:58
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Can you live without a car here in LA,


It's hard with a limb,


Now there is UBER, but..,

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/09/24 (Sun) 08:06
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＃ Now there's a damn UBER, but,

how will the elderly who don't even have cell phones use it?

• 昭和27
• 2023/09/24 (Sun) 09:33
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Isn't it nice that even as we get older, we still care about what other people are doing, just like human beings?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/09/24 (Sun) 10:19
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Where shall we go on foot more and more ？?

• シニア世代
• 2023/09/24 (Sun) 10:35
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And as if the elderly have an upper hand, even at 93, they go shopping every day on their bicycles.
An 89-year-old man who learned to surf in the ocean in Shonan at the age of 80 was recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's oldest surfer.
People have the image that skateboarding is for young people, but skaters in their 50s and 80-year-old skaters are skating hard. Athleticism does not change no matter how old you are. Athleticism comes from the legs. Idol is not just about age.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/09/24 (Sun) 16:38
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At least from today on, I'll be alone on a journey.
Somewhere in the world, there is someone waiting for me
Good day, travelers, taking along the songs I sang as a child

So romantic!

• ガセネタ太郎
• 2023/09/25 (Mon) 00:08
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＞ I've been told to take along on the road
songs I sang as a child, but my generation is military.
I wonder what it would be like to go on a road trip singing military songs.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/09/25 (Mon) 08:12
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Fuji,
or Kyoto's Ponto-cho,
it's still a military song,
and if you can sing it anywhere, you're all the same

• 茶々
• 2023/09/25 (Mon) 09:02
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＃ Mr. 7


We are a couple in our 70s.

We have lived without a car for almost a year.

For example,

we have our prescription medications delivered at CVS for a shipping ＄ 5. Every 6 months

I have groceries and household items delivered. （ About, month $ $40 fee ）

I freeze what I can, so I use it about twice a month. （ Freezer utilization ）

DR appointments are a supplement to our insurance, and we use a drop-off and pick-up service

In our case, we no longer use the car as we used to, we don't eat out anymore, and
we have no other wasteful spending.

We also use E-bay, Amazon, etc.

I haven't had a chance to use UBER yet, fortunately.

• たまには他人が作った料理が食べたい
• 2023/09/25 (Mon) 09:13
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Uber eats is good.
Professional food is still delicious.

• 昭和27
• 2023/09/25 (Mon) 09:39
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Chasa-san

I heard that you are in your 70's. Do you travel or do you not go to Japan anymore? Is there any need for you to go to Japan?

• アジアンFoods
• 2023/09/25 (Mon) 10:02
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Is there a delivery service for Japanese, Indian, or Thai food in the South Bay area ？?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/09/25 (Mon) 12:05
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Extravagance is the enemy.

Even if you try to live a frugal life and spend no money,
you will live happily every day.

• 茶々
• 2023/09/25 (Mon) 13:00
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#25

We have never been interested in concerts or parties since we were young.

We were fortunate enough to live in the UK in our 20's ～ until our mid-30's, so we were able to travel all over Europe.

I was also able to travel all over the United States.

It is already harder than that. I have to travel.


Now we stay home and have fun with our respective hobbies.

So the day goes by very quickly.

Each to his own.

• Costco
• 2023/09/25 (Mon) 13:24
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I was a student and partied a lot and now that I have kids I don't really care anymore.

But if you go to church every week or something, I think it would be inconvenient not to have a car.

Chacha, what hobbies do you have ？?

• 傍観者ABＣ
• 2023/09/25 (Mon) 14:00
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You may not need a car in Hawaii or Japan, but
90501 can't do without one.
What about house furniture, old photos, jewelry, and clothes? I throw away photos.
I donate or throw away furniture. I also donate half of my clothes, and when I buy new ones, I donate the old ones.

• 茶々
• 2023/09/25 (Mon) 14:19
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Costco

I mainly watch movies and dramas on Netflix and Amazon. I enjoy Japanese movies on certain websites. I enjoyed Tora-san's entire series and Ken Takakura's previous works. Most of Kurosawa and Mizoguchi's films are excellent.　However, other black and white films can also be seen here, which is very satisfying. It is ＄ 50 per year. ）

My husband seems to enjoy gardening and making poems.

• 茶々
• 2023/09/25 (Mon) 14:31
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Clothes, etc., are used more and more on scraps and wiped off before washing dishes.
To keep the pipes from getting clogged.

We donate sweaters, knick-knacks, etc. in good condition to Good Will.

The rest I throw away. But I have a lot of junk in the garage that belongs to my husband that I will never use

. It's a problem.

However, I do agree to have the City's bulky trash taken once a year for things that take up space, such as furniture.

• Amami
• 2023/09/26 (Tue) 00:01
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My husband is American and I am tired of too many relatives and family gatherings. LOL
I'd like to keep a little distance from them in my old age. I've done my share of traveling in Japan and abroad, so a vacation to the beach a few times a year is enough. Oh, but Japan is special. Everything I eat is delicious and I am addicted to exploring the countryside.

• 曉
• 2023/09/26 (Tue) 05:59
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Tea

Men like to collect things. Our basement is full of his collections and hobbies and stuff. But I think that since we only live once and we can't take our money with us when we die, we can do what we want with it.

I'd like to live somewhere where I don't need a car when I'm on my own because I'm not good at maintaining it and stuff, but I don't want to live in the city in my old age so I'm trying to figure out what to do😅

• Syｋ
• 2023/09/26 (Tue) 07:43
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When I married an American, I had many gatherings.
Those married to Mexicans have even more, and our families seem to interfere quite a bit, so we finally split up.

Thanksgiving is always hosted by someone in turns, but I am spared because I am Japanese 😅I still can't get used to eating Turkey and I don't feel like cooking it.

• 昭和27
• 2023/09/26 (Tue) 09:50
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How do you all take care of your long-lived parents?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/09/26 (Tue) 10:38
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I once bumped into a college classmate on the train, though. I wonder if there is any amount of facial change between his 20's and his current age. I believe eligibility is 65 and up. So
it is great to be able to judge faces after 40+ years.

• ボケ？
• 2023/09/26 (Tue) 23:06
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43

not a compliment ？ lol

• へー
• 2023/09/27 (Wed) 06:33
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#35
I don't like turkey that much either, but I work with my husband to make it. It's an inseparable custom for Americans. Some people, like the person in #36, are gone from everyone because they are Japanese. My children are getting married and family relations are increasing.

• へー
• 2023/09/27 (Wed) 07:29
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Not all relatives will be older.
The husband's brothers and their children.
Relatives will continue until death. ？

I don't know about 35, but many of my friends leave the hosting of Thanksgiving to other American relatives and instead take care of other parties. Isn't it strange that you are forever assuming that you are an invited guest? If you were just invited as a foreigner, it would be easier and less difficult, but when it comes to family, it's not so easy.

• 茶々
• 2023/09/27 (Wed) 09:25
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If you were just invited as a foreigner, it would be easy and less difficult, but when it comes to family, it's not so easy. Those who have experienced speak, I guess.

• 茶々
• 2023/09/27 (Wed) 09:29
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Dawn.

＞ But you only live once and when you die you can't take your money with you, so I guess you can do what you want.

Hi ＾ ＾ I agree.

• 警鐘www
• 2023/09/27 (Wed) 09:45
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> I'm sounding the alarm on the old age of so-called interracial marriages.

It doesn't matter what race you are ？ There are plenty of stories in Japan about things not going well with the relatives of the marriage partner.
Invited guests are cute, and they make their wives serve them like servants.

• 昭和27
• 2023/09/27 (Wed) 10:47
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At my age, I feel like I have the privilege of deciding whether or not to socialize, but is there anyone out there who has stayed away from relationships or reduced them to a point of satisfaction?

• Haizawa
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• 2023/09/27 (Wed) 16:41
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Where is the gathering place?

• 昭和27
• 2023/09/28 (Thu) 11:24
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A friend of mine died after spending thousands of dollars to fix and clean his teeth. I wonder if he thought he could have some good food in the afterlife. Or maybe it's just because it's Senior Discount Teeth.

At our age, don't we spend a few days without thinking about death?

• おたまじゃくし
• 2023/09/28 (Thu) 12:33
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#54
Yes, I'm feeling better after cutting out relationships.

• ハマっこ
• 2023/09/29 (Fri) 00:00
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I think Kansai people used to call their friends tsure … ?

• 昭和27
• 2023/09/29 (Fri) 16:32
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I had a fight with an acquaintance many years ago, and I've felt like I had to make up with him ever since, but at my age, I have to break up with that relationship.

• どうでもよいけど
• 2023/09/29 (Fri) 18:05
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Tsure means friend. ！
Your friend and his wife moved to San Diego and you miss them.

You should try to make your debut in the Japanese community around Gardena instead of staying in Riverside ？ There are a lot of lonely women.

• おたまじゃくし
• 2023/09/30 (Sat) 20:13
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↑
how it reads my friend and his wife moved to San Diego ？

• おたまじゃくし
• 2023/09/30 (Sat) 21:04
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My own Tsure ∈ Waifu ∷ has dementia and moved to San Diego with my daughter, and I'm not alone and lonely ？.

• 1人好き
• 2023/09/30 (Sat) 21:47
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When I was young I could be friends with anyone
As you get older you start to shift status and care more and more
Married or not
Children or not
How many
Divorced or not
Living standards are about the same or not
coronas
masks or not
vaccines or not
political divisions due to elections
economic divisions due to inflation

well, family and a few close ones that I see occasionally are enough!

• どうでもよいけど
• 2023/09/30 (Sat) 22:18
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Sunny ＞ His wife has dementia and has moved to San Diego where her daughter lives.

How do you interpret this sentence? It's a subject for an elderly person's weekend. （ LOL ）

Mr. Tadpole

I thought like you at first.
"Tsure no Oku-san" could also be interpreted as "Tsure no Waifu", but "Oku-san" is not usually used for your own, and "Daughter-san" would never be used for your own daughter. （ "Tsure" is used for a stepdaughter, not a biological child, ）

However, I heard that in Kansai, "tsure" is also used for a friend, so I thought, "If it's my friend's wife, then it all makes sense. I thought, "Well, that's a good point.

Sunny, who has dementia? ？ Your wife ？ Your friend's wife ？

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/01 (Sun) 08:30
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＞ I am very healthy, but I am lonely every day.

I feel like I am saying I am healthy while my wife is sick.

＞ If there are any women over 55

I guess I am saying that my own wife moved out and I need someone to be my friend.
But I'm not sure if anyone between the ages of 55 and 64 might not write here because they don't think they qualify to participate. I wonder if he wrote the friend-wanted as a half-joke.

• mita yama
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• 2023/10/01 (Sun) 09:11
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It was not accurate. Please allow me to correct it. My wife has been suffering from dementia for about 5 years, and now she is in a terminal state, her personality has become a different person, and her health is such that she could die at any time. I wonder if there are others who have had similar experiences in the recent aging society. I am posting this in the hope that those of us who have cared for our loved ones for many years may be able to understand each other.

• うーん
• 2023/10/01 (Sun) 14:21
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？
Normally you don't add "Ms." ？

I mean, his wife is still alive and he hasn't divorced her yet, so it's a blur to find a new partner.

• mita
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• 2023/10/01 (Sun) 15:32
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I wrote "daughter" because she was my wife's daughter at the time of our first marriage. She is remarried to me. I am not looking for a second marriage partner, but rather, I thought that if you are a woman who has cared for someone with dementia, you might be able to understand each other.

• 昭和ぬおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/01 (Sun) 17:42
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It doesn't have to be a woman if they can understand each other.

• 70台前半
• 2023/10/01 (Sun) 19:01
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I hear a lot about dementia. My mother lived to an average life expectancy and didn't recognize me until about 3 years before her death. I wonder if that was also dementia ？ or if it was just the blur of aging ？ since they say the brain shrinks day by day. How old is your wife, mita-san ?

• mita yama
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• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 12:56
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The symptoms of age-related blurring and dementia are fundamentally different. I think it is dementia that I could not recognize my own family members who could not recognize their names. My wifey is 72 years old. Dementia can cause wandering, violence, personality changes, sudden change from something she loved to something she hates, not being able to find something she is looking for because she thinks someone else stole it, etc. The symptoms can occur 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The frightening thing about this disease is that once you have it, you are sure to die. No matter how you treat it
it is a brain disease that cannot be cured, even if the speed is slowed down. Medical circles say that one out of every five elderly Japanese over 75 years old will develop this disease. What do you think?

• ガセネタ太郎
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 13:47
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So, what is the definition of age-related dementia ？
My grandma is a blur ＞ Will the hospital say she has dementia ？ or will she be diagnosed as just a blur ？
Will it be certain death ？ If she is diagnosed with dementia will it also determine her life span? ？ six months like terminal cancer ？ I've never heard of that
you don't die from dementia, you just die from life expectancy

• 敗北のフレンチパン
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 13:50
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The frightening thing about this disease is that once you have it, you are sure to die.

Well, the mortality rate for humans is 100%.
Well, the mortality rate of human beings is 100%, because everyone dies.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 13:59
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Life, Old Age, Disease, and Death
Where does this suffering come from? Where is the way to escape from it?
Know that human life itself is suffering.
Discover that the cause of suffering is desire and attachment.

• 傍観者
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 14:02
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If you are diagnosed with dementia, it is natural to be anxious about what is to come.
In particular, many people may have vague fears about what will happen in their final days ？.
The average duration of care for the life expectancy of a dementia patient is 6-7 years.
The end of caregiving life, in other words, refers to the passing of the person with dementia.

However, it is difficult to say "how many years" because the life span of dementia varies from person to person.
Ten years from the onset of dementia . Rather than vaguely fearing "what will be the last days of dementia?" it is important to envision "this is how I want to spend my last days" as an ideal in order to improve the quality of the rest of life.

• mita yama
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 15:10
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Of course there is life and there is death.
The difference between old age and dementia can be easily determined when a specialist tests and diagnoses.
If you think there is no difference between dementia and senility, you are lucky that you are not surrounded by family members who have it.
There is no point in arguing with such a person, and I suggest you check with a specialist. The hardships and sacrifices of the family members around the dementia patient as well as the caregivers are tremendous. Of course, if the patient is placed in a nursing home, the burden of caregiving may be lightened, but it is financially difficult. To say that dementia is nothing compared to cancer patients is misguided, as dementia is something that patients and their families want to avoid, no matter what the disease. The reality is that the probability of dementia increases as we get older. I think it is important for people around us to understand and help them,

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 15:10
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Where on earth does human suffering come from?

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 15:52
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It must have been very difficult for MITA. Her personality is getting more and more destroyed and she doesn't even recognize you anymore. The last one needs 24 hours of care. No, they say 48 hours of care is necessary.

By the way, have you considered putting her in a nursing home? Or are you in one near your daughter now? But the cost would be enormous. I wonder, while you are married, can't you get Medi-Cal support because of your income, savings, etc.?

• え？
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 16:27
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So you leave your wife to your daughter and find yourself another woman ？
Don't you also move near SanDiego to help ？?

• 70台前半
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 16:43
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My mother suffered a stroke in her mid-70s, and since then she has rapidly become a blur. Fortunately, her physical decline came at the same time, so she was a quiet old blur in a wheelchair.

I didn't try to determine whether she had dementia or not. （ There was no point. ） Even so, I lived in a nursing home for about five years. But I lived in a nursing home for about 5 years, and because it was in the countryside of Japan, the monthly rent was a little over 100,000 yen. I heard that the family members around the person with dementia who can move are very hard to deal with.

My goal is to live a long and healthy life （ and die a happy death ）.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 17:10
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I don't understand the purpose of the question.
I think you have the wrong number to ask ？.

• 認知症と老人ボケの違いとは
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 18:57
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In the case of age-related forgetfulness, a person tends to forget part of an event, whereas dementia tends to forget the entire event itself. Other factors include the impact of the disease on daily life, which is dementia, and the absence of impact, which is age-related forgetfulness.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/03 (Tue) 07:50
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You shouldn't impose your values on others.

• 傍観者
• 2023/10/03 (Tue) 09:42
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It is important to have values, but not to impose them on others.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/03 (Tue) 10:34
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I feel like I am reading a lot of posts.

• 昭和なおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/03 (Tue) 10:48
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You must be reading your own posts.

• 70台前半
• 2023/10/03 (Tue) 13:15
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The people above have posted the same thing in various places ？

♪ We are all a bit fuzzy ♪

It's getting exciting, isn't it?

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/03 (Tue) 15:04
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Early 70's

Compared to the nursing homes here, the Japanese ones are still cheap. By the way, when your mother passed away, were you in Japan or in the U.S.? I would appreciate it if you could tell me what happened then. Where did you receive the notice, how did you do the funeral, etc.?

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/04 (Wed) 16:15
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At this age, do you get sick or ache with the change of season like now?

I wonder if you all are going to take the Corona vaccine again. I am going to do it again because I want to travel.

• 70台前半
• 2023/10/05 (Thu) 00:28
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Showa 27

I was over here when my mother died. The funeral seemed to be a simple affair with only sutra chanting and my family.
I only went to settle things a little after the funeral. Her father died about 3 years ago.
Even though he was in a home, he still needed some help with changing clothes, but his brother （ uncle ・ aunt ） took care of him.

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/05 (Thu) 15:37
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Early 70s

Thanks for your reply. It will be helpful. I have a mother in Japan who is in a similar situation.

She is in a very expensive nursing home, and she is deaf and cannot make phone calls well. I know you all have different experiences, but it would be helpful to hear your stories.

• 70台前半
• 2023/10/06 (Fri) 14:18
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When you were young, you had many events: graduation, marriage, employment, birth of a child, etc.
In my 60s, birth of grandchildren, retirement, start of pension, start of Medicare, caring for my parents ・ Funeral, I guess, now that everyone is done ？

Now all I have to do is care for myself and the funeral （ lol ）

Oh by the way, Light House was a special feature on housing after returning to Japan.
Well, it's interesting that they want advertising fees, so they mainly focus on such paid facilities and don't have any normal houses to buy and live in.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/06 (Fri) 15:36
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I read in the news that if you go back to Japan and live in a house somewhere,
you have to join the neighborhood association of that town
or you are not allowed to take out the garbage at the garbage dump designated by the neighborhood association.

• 昭和27
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• 2023/10/07 (Sat) 08:44
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At this age, don't you often reflect on your life and anticipate what lies ahead?

By the way, there is the Buddha's teaching that "Life is suffering" （ Life is suffering. Have you ever heard him say that this is his clever lie?

• おたまじゃくし
• 2023/10/07 (Sat) 12:58
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They also have to separate the garbage into 5 or 6 different types. In the case of my parents' house, they use transparent or semi-transparent garbage bags. And they use transparent or semi-transparent garbage bags that you can see the inside of.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/07 (Sat) 16:02
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In Japan, garbage bags must be purchased.

In every town, you have to join a neighborhood association and participate in neighborhood association events as a member on duty.
I didn't join because I thought it was a hassle, and
when I took out my garbage at the neighborhood association's garbage dump,
they would leave my garbage at my front door.
"Please don't put your garbage out in the dumpster without permission. This is a place for people who belong to the neighborhood association."

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/07 (Sat) 17:23
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The right way to see things, the right way to think about things, and the right words are necessary for working people.

• おたまじゃくし
• 2023/10/07 (Sat) 18:42
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#109
Japan, Kanto area, a city

• 昭和27
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• 2023/10/08 (Sun) 16:07
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Another war has started. Peace will never come if this is the case.

• 昭和27
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• 2023/10/09 (Mon) 16:09
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Young people who were having a concert at night near Gaza, the sound of the concert band was so loud that at first they could not recognize the sound of the missiles, and they were too late to escape.

Some 260 people were killed there. I don't think they expected this to happen at all. There are four instincts at the root of human nature. Eat, Sex, Fight, and Flee in Fear. This is so fundamental that it expresses itself in behavior in one way or another. The conflict and fight that has been going on for thousands of years over there. I guess it can't be helped as long as we are human.

• 宗教
• 2023/10/09 (Mon) 22:14
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I guess it must not be easy for Muslims who live a serious and disciplined life, because there was a drug and alcohol-filled Rave event going on at a high volume until the wee hours of the morning right in the vicinity of Gaza. You don't respect them at all on a regular basis. They look at everyone except Christians and Jews as if we are equal to monkeys, and we Asians are treated that way too.

• マズロー
• 2023/10/10 (Tue) 08:32
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> There are four instincts at the root of human nature. Eat, Sex, Fight, and Flee in Fear.

The three basic human needs are appetite, sex, and sleep.
I've never heard of fighting or running away in fear.

• 70台前半
• 2023/10/10 (Tue) 13:48
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＃ 120
＞ Man's three greatest appetites are appetite, sex and sleep. I've never heard of fighting or running away in fear.

Well, yes, but the need for safety （ and danger avoidance ） can't be left out.
What if we make it the ㈣ great desire? Appetite for food, sex, sleep, and safety.

• Haizawa
• 2023/10/10 (Tue) 16:22
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Where is the gathering place ？?

• 昭和27
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• 2023/10/10 (Tue) 16:25
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I am sure there are those of you who were in the US 50 years ago and had to wait in line for 30 minutes in your car to buy gasoline. Now there is a possibility that that oil crisis will happen again.

At that time, the war between Israel and the Arab countries raised the price of oil and led to slow economic growth and inflation. The so-called Stagflation. A similar situation is now happening again, says Deutsche Bank.

I wonder if I can travel to Europe. By the way, Mr. Maslow came at a good time. I remember that Maslow was a Jew persecuted by the Nazis. The human greed that underlies Maslow's theory is safety needs. It is the same with Jews today.

• 昭和27
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I got Covid and Flu shots the other day and I went down yesterday. I didn't have any strength in my body. Today I am back to normal.

About a month ago, there would have been an increase in corona infections. I was surprised that people close to me also got it.

Recently, the number of infections seems to have decreased a bit: 303 infections in Los Angeles County in one day at the end of September.　From the number per Labor Day, I think it has been reduced to about half.

• Reila 911
• 2023/10/12 (Thu) 09:06
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The oldest is 94 and the youngest is 69, none of them have had shots, and some of them have already experienced
corona infections, but they say it's not much different than a cold.
Masks are a must for going out.

• Shakira
• 2023/10/12 (Thu) 10:45
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Reila 911,

I always wear a mask when I go out, but most native people don't.
But I see cashiers at Sam's and Japanese supermarkets wearing masks.

My friend who lives next door （ Native ） says
"Covid is over, I had it 2 years ago and it went away in 4 days with just medicine."

I don't want to see him for a while （ lol ）

• 70代前半
• 2023/10/12 (Thu) 12:34
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＞ #122 Haizawa

I've always wondered what you meant by "Where is the place to gather ？".

It was a question to the topic "Let's get together for elderly people ！ ！".
After all, isn't this forum the "place to gather" ・ ・ ・. （ lol ）

Older people keep wearing masks. Even Japanese supermarkets have a high rate of masks. It's good for the weak. I think we need to be as vigilant as the common cold.

I have been vaccinated three times, but I don't plan to vaccinate again. It may or may not work like the flu. If it is the flu, it is a well-established vaccine, but the mRNA vaccine is still under development. I don't think there is any need to force myself to give it to him. Well, just like a mask, it is better to give it to those who are weak. By the way, my wife has not been vaccinated. She is still uninfected. I don't know if she got it without knowing it and got cured.

＞ The human greed underlying Maslow's theory is safety needs. It is the same as the Jews today.

Everyone （ except humans ） has the instinct to run from danger. It's amazing how the Jews double down.

• 70代後半
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I have contracted corona this time. I had already had a new vaccination.

My wife got it first, and then I got it a day later.

I don't know how corona used to start, but

ours hit me directly in the throat and I can't stop coughing.

It was very painful, and after a couple of days of rest the painful symptoms went away, but

my throat was difficult with phlegm, even if it didn't become a cough.

Now my throat is just a little bit bothersome and almost no worries.

• 昭和27
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• 2023/10/13 (Fri) 15:08
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Late 70s

That's terrible, glad to hear they are both recovering well. By the way, do you have any idea where your wife seems to have gotten infected?

Also, did she get her shots recently?

• いまだに予防接種0回
• 2023/10/13 (Fri) 22:57
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I am a 40-something sportsman with zero pre-existing medical conditions, one of those who completely licked the corona as just a common cold until I contracted it.
He contracted it on a plane at the end of last October.
The next morning, I had the most intense pain in my throat that I have ever felt.
High fever and taste disorder begin in the afternoon.
Severe cough from three days later.
Fever drops and rises for three weeks.
Severe cough and dysgeusia lasting more than 2 months.
Cough so bad that he could not speak properly for two months.

• ガセネタ太郎
• 2023/10/14 (Sat) 15:07
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I remember I got infected for the first time at the end of last year
I had a mild cough, so I did a quick diagnostic check and tested positive
Fever 37 degrees, no taste or appetite problems, just a cough
I didn't go to the doctor, or rather I asked and they told me to stay at home and take care of myself I didn't take any medicine and left it alone, and I tested negative Anti
my friend who is in her 50's who is anti-vaccine said she was in bed for 10 days and it was the worst time of her life I'm almost 60 and I had 4 doses of vaccine and it was easier than the common cold
I didn't miss work because everyone around me was also vaccinated and in the same situation
there are infected people out there that don't know they are infected. There are infected people all over the place, so be prepared to be anti-vaccine.

• 昭和27
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I wonder if there is a difference in the state of infection between those who have been vaccinated and those who have not.

I have heard that the recent coronas cannot be prevented even if one has been vaccinated.
I've heard that the symptoms are milder if you have had the vaccine.
During our trip last October, both my wife and I had symptoms like a cold （ or so we thought ）. Especially on WIFE's side, no sense of taste for about a week. In retrospect, we both could have had corona. At that time, we had already had the corona and flu shots before the trip.

• 情報
• 2023/10/14 (Sat) 15:37
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Be prepared to be anti-vaccine
Mind your own business
Diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, 7 surgeries since 40s, 2 coronas, 57 years old
Each person who still won't die, please just take care of your own health.

• カゼネタ太郎
• 2023/10/15 (Sun) 04:58
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Mr. Still Zero Vaccinations, Mr. Showa 27,

You both were infected on the plane and during the trip,
but you were wearing masks, washing your hands, etc. ？
So that level of protection is not enough to get infected.

• 伝承
• 2023/10/15 (Sun) 14:13
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Would you like to join Tomo Cafe, a gathering of senior citizens ！
Those who speak Japanese are welcome to join us every Monday morning from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. and Thursday also from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. On Thursdays, also from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m., about 15 ～ 20 people, both men and women, participate each time.
Coffee is ＄ 25 cents.
Anyone who is alone and bored every day, anyone who likes to talk, and the elderly are welcome to join us.9 ～ Time is free until 11.

Location ； JCI
Address ； 1264 W ． 162nd st Gardena CA 90247

• 昭和27
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Kazenetaro

I wore a mask, I was rough with my hands, I avoided groups of people and minded my social distance.

I was in Paris at the time, and at that time Paris had a lower infection rate than LA. That was one of the reasons we went there, but about a week after we arrived, WIFE developed symptoms, and then two days later I developed symptoms. I guess this speedy infection is still corona.

We avoided the confusing metro and took cabs and techies. Well, I don't know where I got infected.

• 昭和27
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In the "Easygoing Two-man Trip" with Kotaro Koizumi and Tsuyoshi Muro that aired on the 11th, they wandered around at the end thinking they would meet Shohei Ohtani at the Angeles Stadium

. My download got cut off before the end, so I couldn't see the important part

. Please let me know if anyone watched the program.

• 情報
• 2023/10/15 (Sun) 16:00
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I just happened to watch a drama that I wanted to watch, and Kotaro Koizumi and Murotsuyoshi's "casual trip for two" came up. I just happened to watch
the drama I wanted to watch and Kotaro Koizumi and Muro Tsuyoshi's "Easygoing Two Men's Journey" and watched it until the end.

• 昭和27
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Mr. Information

I see. Talking is quite difficult, isn't it? Even though you were so close. Thank you very much.

• カゼネタ太郎
• 2023/10/16 (Mon) 00:01
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Showa 27

Thank you for the detailed information on corona infection.
So in the end there is no protection other than to stay out of the house. I am also a late-retiree who experienced the oil shock 50 years ago.
I have had surgery and I think my strength and immune system are weakened. That is why I am afraid of corona infection.

• 70代後半
• 2023/10/16 (Mon) 08:58
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#136 Showa 27,

＞ By the way, do you have any idea where your wife apparently got infected

My wife often goes grocery shopping and visits her Japanese friends so I don't know where she picked him up.

He was not up to date on his vaccinations. He didn't have the latest vaccinations, but I did, and he got it, and I don't think it was worth it. My throat still hasn't fully healed.

I wonder if I should exercise and tire myself out,
I've been trying to walk for an hour or so, but..,

• 70代前半
• 2023/10/16 (Mon) 12:29
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I received the news of Shinji Tanimura's death. I thought he was older than me, but he was in the same grade.

＞ I wonder if I can change my body by exhausting it with exercise...

I don't know about that ？ I think that intense exercise may weaken the immune system. I remember I used to catch a cold after a few days of mountain climbing.

In my family, the following health tips have worked rather well. I （ 3 times vaccinated ） My wife （ not vaccinated ） also corona free.

16 hours fasting health. It seems to be effective against all diseases.
https://toyokeizai.net/articles/-/605308

• 昭和27
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＞ Mr. Information ： Diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, 7 surgeries since 40's, 2 coronas, 57 years old
＞ Mr. Kazenetaro: I think your strength and immunity are weakened because you have had surgery.

At my age, you have experienced many painful things. I have an enlarged prostate and have not been able to pee on my own for years. I think the majority of people at my age have this problem to a greater or lesser degree, but what about you?

early 70s ： 16 hour fasting health

This is worth experimenting with.

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/17 (Tue) 15:12
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＞ It was before the game, so I think the two of them felt Otani's nervousness and didn't talk to him.

That aspect certainly seems likely.

Also, this is my imagination, but I think that Otani has been commercialized by having a big picture in front of the stadium and selling shirts at the store, and in order to maintain that image, he may not be able to talk as he likes outside of the press conference based on his contract. I saw the game against the Mariners almost immediately before Ohtani was injured and unavailable. Ohtani, you are tall. You can easily tell from a distance.

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/18 (Wed) 17:08
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Fasting health: the health element autophage （ autophagy in it ） which is Japanese and has no translation means that if you don't eat, your body uses

body cells as an energy source, I thought I could use it to reduce triglycerides I was wondering if I could use it to reduce triglycerides.

So you finish dinner last night at 8:00 pm, get up at 8:00 am, and by then you've been fasting for 12 hours. I had coffee then, and when it was 10:00

I had natto. I thought it was high in protein and low in carbs. at 11:30, I got hungry and ended up having some bread.

I wanted to not eat until 1:00. Failed to fast.

But this is a pilot study, so I will refer to it and think about the next one. Everyone please don't do this at home because it's dangerous.

• 70代前半
• 2023/10/18 (Wed) 19:12
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If dinner is at 8:00, 16 hours later is noon the next day.
I try to work （ part-time ） as much as possible, especially when I'm at home.

＞ Please don't do this at home, it's dangerous.

I don't know what this means. I don't think it's dangerous ・ ・. I guess I'm just hungry and busted. ？

Everyone has their own circumstances, so it's best to do what works for you.

My goal is to get my BMI, which is now over the limit, back within the norm. Also, improve my hemoglobin A1C level （ I am now pre-diabetic ）.

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/19 (Thu) 09:57
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Early 70s

＞ Please don't do this at home, folks, it's dangerous. Half of this was meant to be a joke. But the other half is because I read on the internet that some people think that fasting is not suitable for the elderly.

For example, people with hypoglycemia (hypoglycemia) who don't eat for a while get woozy or collapse. Well, these people should consult with their doctor.

I have always liked fatty foods all my life and have always had cholesterol problems. That doesn't mean I've ever had any problems.

I probably drink too much to have high neutral fats.

• 30代
• 2023/10/19 (Thu) 09:57
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I have been feeling a little overweight lately, so I tried a 16-hour fast for the past three days.
I thought I would be hungry, but it is quite doable. ！

I feel refreshed and I snack less, which is pretty good.
I have dinner until 6:00 pm and breakfast around 10:00 am.

• 自分の名をド忘れ、、、
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＞ ＞ I wonder if I could make a change if I tired my body out with some kind of exercise,

＞ I doubt it ？ I think intense exercise would lower my immune system.


I went to LA Fitness for the first time in 2 weeks and did treadmill and aerobics as hard as I could

I came home after a good sweat, I suddenly felt sleepy and after an hour of dozing off my body felt much lighter.

I think I will sleep well tonight.

• 70代前半
• 2023/10/19 (Thu) 15:02
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Mr. 30s

You have done a good job. Won't it refresh your mind and make you clean like a monk ？ （ lol ）

There is a good book review on youtube university by Atsuhiko Nakata.
The book is called [A World Without Aging]. It is not his theory, so it is credible.
It seems to be a very thick book but you can read it in 20 minutes listening to his explanation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nw1r2G5HgEA&t=40s

He says that hunger activates the sirtuin gene and cures all diseases.
He is a comedian and his stories are funny. I recommend you to read it.

• 70代前半
• 2023/10/19 (Thu) 15:13
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＞ I've forgotten my own name, Mr.
＞ I think I'll sleep well tonight. I read in the book above that it's good to "load up just enough not to break". I think the story about me getting a cold after going to the mountains was "load to the point of breaking".

According to the deceased list of my high school classmates, the mortality rate is 10%. If this is another 10 years （ average life expectancy ） it will be 50%, so it's 50/50 that I will survive.

• 70代前半
• 2023/10/19 (Thu) 15:33
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Showa 27
＞ I have always liked fatty foods all my life and have always had cholesterol problems. That doesn't mean I have ever had any problems.

I had a stent put in because I had a carotid artery that was clogged with cholesterol, even though I never had a cholesterol problem. I had a mild stroke, which they call a transient ischemic attack. I went to the ER the next day and was immediately admitted to the hospital. The cost was zero.
The blood vessels were probably in bad shape, as one side of the vessels was fine. It was located at the junction of the carotid artery going to the brain and the face. Since then, I have been prescribed the most powerful cholesterol-lowering medication available. There are no side effects.
Be careful when you wander in.

For your information.

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/20 (Fri) 15:24
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＞ Transient ischemic attack

You never know when or where such an accidental event will occur. Well, we usually try to do things to reduce the probability of it, but

it's out of my control and scary.

• 70代後半
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When I reach my 80s, I too will think "life is a blessing in disguise" and "God gave me a freebie"

Don't get hung up on things, don't get angry, always have a slight ho-hum on your face,

Minimize animal fat 、、、、、、


Ehhh, and what else? ？ ？ ？ ？

Oh no,

• アラフォー
• 2023/10/20 (Fri) 17:14
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165

I know you're a bit of a germ, aren't you? LOL
After that, you can't eat as much as you eat ？.

• 情報
• 2023/10/20 (Fri) 18:50
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Let's get together with the elderly ！ ！
The title is great, but the elderly are all listless... ？
Are we a group of elderly who are being kept alive by drugs ？?

• 情報
• 2023/10/20 (Fri) 19:47
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？
If you've lived for decades, you don't have the wisdom to think without people telling you ？
to ride your bike 405 FWY today.

• 70代前半
• 2023/10/21 (Sat) 06:46
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＞ I'm 90 years old and I'm learning to play the piano, and I ride my motorcycle to learn and it's fun ？

I wonder if this is about you yourself ？ That's great. I want to learn from you. I haven't seen Mr. Baikin recently, but he used to talk about his pilgrimage. I would love to hear about your round-the-world trip.

I'd like to talk about my energy. I climbed a mountain higher than Mt. Fuji, on foot of course. California is home to the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the highest mountains in the U.S. （ and the highest in Alaska ）, so I encourage everyone to go. People of all ages enjoy walking in the Sierra Nevada. Walking at high altitude is good for you. Take it easy and don't break it.

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/21 (Sat) 15:52
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Dr. Sinclair is good for stimulating me with all kinds of interesting ideas. It might be worth reading if you get a chance.

However, his speculation, "aging is a disease" is a bit ？. The step after saying that is that it is a disease and must be cured.

I don't think you can cure aging, but if you could, it would lead to the extinction of the human race. Human evolution is the death of the old and the birth of the new. It is a natural thing to look at the nature around us. When people no longer die of aging, they must disappear through other diseases, accidents, murders, or suicides.

I would like to see today's thought as a Sci-fi movie.

• 70代前半
• 2023/10/21 (Sat) 23:44
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＞ Human evolution is the death of the old and the birth of the new.

It is indeed a great thing that living things do not die anymore. ！

"Aging is a disease and can be cured" means that we should cure aging and stay healthy until our original life span （ exceeds 100 years ）.

I will be healthy until I die like this person.
"US woman skydives at 104 ！ Dies after setting world record for oldest skydive"

https://getnavi.jp/world/911486/

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/22 (Sun) 15:24
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I had seen this Dorothy Hofner news when I skydived.

She died a week later. I was interested in what on earth had happened to her. She was 104 years old, so the cause of death doesn't mean much. But what condition was he in afterwards? She was living in a nursing home and died in her sleep Sunday through Monday. No further information can be found.

People often ask these elderly people. ？

Regardless of the person, there is no secret to longevity.

In her case, she was healthy, ate everything, drank wine every day, exercised, socialized as a matter of course. Never married, no children.

Well, I feel like we just let the strength of our genes and life force from roughly the beginning take care of itself. What do you think ？

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/22 (Sun) 15:37
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＞ I hear you're riding your bike on the 405 FWY today.

This is called Ageism, and it discriminates against old people. Young people can ride the 405 on a motorcycle with relative ease. It is dangerous for old people. That comparison is off. You can't compare children to adults, and you can't compare men to women. There is no standard to compare them to. So I wonder, are there things that young people can't do, but older people can easily do? I'd be happy with half the cost of food. No worries about work when taking long vacations. Quite a few people have just rent. Trying to resolve life and death through spiritual practice. Tell us more.

• 70代でバイクにのれる？
• 2023/10/22 (Sun) 17:06
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Whether or not it is possible to ride a motorcycle in one's 70s depends on one's personal fitness, skills, and preferences, but it is not generally impossible. There is no upper age limit for riding a motorcycle, and there are many active riders in their 70s and older. However, as one's age increases, one must be careful about the type of motorcycle and how one rides. For example, the following points should be considered.

Choose the right bike for you, taking into account the weight, center of gravity, and maneuverability of the bike. American bikes and big scooters are popular.If you look for them on youtube, they are 70 to 80 years old and up.

• 70代でバイクにのれる？
• 2023/10/22 (Sun) 18:42
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I am a senior citizen, but there is no limit to how far I can go. My brother's best friend started doing bodybuilding when he was in his 60's and won the world's best bodybuilding 3 times.
HIS NAME IS BELOW, Bob Yamasaki born 1952.


Bob Yamasaki Breaks 3 World Records - 2013 100% Raw World Powerlifting Championships

• 独り言
• 2023/10/23 (Mon) 08:54
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In his younger days he was a billiards player. Hustler (gangster)hustler
Even at an advanced age, his skill is as strong as ever, and the Americans would say that age is just a Number
？.

• 70代前半
• 2023/10/23 (Mon) 12:19
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＞ #180 Showa 27

＞ This is called Ageism, discrimination against old people.

I think they are comparing the same old people like an old man sitting on a sofa ＝ watching TV all the time and an old man riding a motorcycle. That's fine ？

＞ So I'm thinking, is there anything the young ones can't do that the old ones can easily do?

When you are young, you have to support your family, so you can't quit your job as a salaried worker or a self-employed person. Now, however, I have a pension for the time being, so I can enjoy the life of a freelancer.
If I don't fit in, I change jobs immediately. If I don't find a job that suits me, I will change jobs right away. I guess it's a bird with a stone.

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/23 (Mon) 15:32
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I think everyone at this age is an expat of many kinds. I think there are people who dare not or should not say that. The example of riding a motorcycle is because by the standards of the world, it would be fun for an old man to ride. I would think it would be even funnier if a young cheerleader in a miniskirt rode a motorcycle on the 405.

Oh, you're imagining it now.

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/23 (Mon) 16:08
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＞ You can enjoy your life as a freelancer. If you don't like it, you can change your job immediately. New part-time job is a new world that I don't know, so it is fresh. I wonder if it's a bird with a stone.

Yes, this ease is something you can get at this age. When you are small you study, when you grow up you work, and everyone grows old with stress. We all grow old with stress. I'm sorry, but I know there are people who can't say they are at ease because of circumstances or illness. We have to help those people.

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/24 (Tue) 17:15
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In 2024, Japan's gross domestic product will overtake that of Germany, and Japan will go from third to fourth place in the world. After that, it will be overtaken by India and become the 5th largest country in the world.

It is a little sad since China overtook Japan in 2010.

• 男の中の男
• 2023/10/24 (Tue) 17:35
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The birthrate is the root cause.
It's because they don't love each other with guns and have children.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/25 (Wed) 07:45
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You can enjoy the life of a freelancer. If you don't like it, it would be nice if you could change jobs right away, but
the employers will think about it, and if you didn't have a chance, that's the end of the story.

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/26 (Thu) 08:46
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＞ A declining birthrate is the root cause

Japan is also becoming a country of old people. Germany is the same, but they are actively accepting immigrants in spite of opposition. Japan also tends to do so, but it is still very small.

Why don't Japanese young people have children?

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/26 (Thu) 08:49
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＞ Enjoying the freelance life

What kind of work does an elderly freelancer do? How many hours a week do they work?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/26 (Thu) 11:18
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There's likely to be some Uber Eats.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/26 (Thu) 13:14
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Food delivery if the elderly do freelance work.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/27 (Fri) 07:27
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Even if there are a lot of things going on, the industry in which you can work will be narrowed down by the employer.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/27 (Fri) 08:29
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Industries in need of labor. Food service, warehouse, hotel, school ・ ・ ・ etc., can the elderly work in these industries?
Even if the industry is understaffed, it depends on the convenience of the employer ？.

• 70代前半
• 2023/10/27 (Fri) 10:25
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＞ What kind of work does an elderly freelancer do? How many hours a week do they work?

There are a variety of jobs, assuming you are in good health.
It is easy to get a temporary day job because you don't have a regular job. Food and beverage, warehouse, hotel, school ・ ・ ・. Well, at the lowest hourly rate.

I put in 30 hours a week because I'm not at home and I can get out of eating and sleeping.

• 70代前半
• 2023/10/27 (Fri) 10:33
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＞ Why don't young Japanese have children?

The birthrate is not stopping in all developed countries.

We live in a world with many conveniences, but pregnancy ・ childbirth ・ childcare is just as it used to be.
And I don't know if it's because of the development of medicine, but in the past, children who could not be born due to infertility, miscarriage, or stillbirth managed to be born, and the number of handicapped children is increasing. It is natural to be cautious about pregnancy.

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/27 (Fri) 16:01
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＞ I put in 30 hours a week because I can escape from eating and sleeping when I'm not home. 30 hours a week at my age is admirable. Of course, if you've been doing it for a long time, breaking that routine can be worse for your health.

I can't stand 30 long hours of restraint. At this age, my mind is on how to play. I have absolutely zero work. Interesting for each person.

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/27 (Fri) 16:09
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Something has changed in the rules for IRAs, and now you have to withdraw when you turn 73, whereas you used to be 72.

Well, that's not a problem in itself, but the amount you have to withdraw depends on your age. According to the chart, I am supposed to live until I am 99 years old. Well, why don't you just say so? My plan was to pass away at about 92 years old.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/28 (Sat) 09:58
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You have to withdraw your IRA, but
if the annual dividend amount comes in more than the annual withdrawal amount, it will be positive and not decrease.

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/28 (Sat) 15:49
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＞ If the annual dividend amount comes in more than the annual withdrawal amount, it will be positive and not decrease.

I would be happy if the annual dividend amount was that much, but that would require a substantial deposit, and even if it did increase, the withdrawal amount would also go up, so I end up progressing toward ＄ 0.

Winter time starts tomorrow in Paris. Let's turn our clocks back one hour.

Winter time starts next weekend in Los Angeles. Halloween is before winter time and is supposed to be over before it gets dark because it's dangerous.

Don't worry, Honolulu's hours will not change.

Shibuya has cancelled Halloween this year. The mayor says please don't come to Shibuya.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/29 (Sun) 08:04
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IRAs are deposited monthly,
half of which I also deposit into a separate account from my IRA.
I've been living without spending habits, so
I can live without them as long as I don't splurge.
Even if I wanted something, I would hold off on buying it, thinking that I could substitute it for something else.

I used to be able to buy a T-shirt for 99 cents at the recycle store
Now it costs about 5 dollars

• ん
• 2023/10/29 (Sun) 12:42
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↑ You said IRAs are deposited monthly ？
I know you have to start taking them out at a certain age.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/29 (Sun) 14:53
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↑

Yes.
I called them in July of 2023 and asked them
they said I could no longer deposit into my IRA account once I retire.
The amount I was depositing into my IRA account each year would become income.

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/29 (Sun) 16:24
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＞ IRAs are transferred to me every month, but

Does that mean that the IRAs are all in one bank and I have a monthly payment arrangement?

Half of the money transferred from the IRA can also be saved, which is nice. Does the saved money have some goal in the future? Or does the saving technique you have learned continue?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/29 (Sun) 16:48
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I called and asked if I could withdraw money if I couldn't deposit it into my IRA account.
They calculated it for me and told me how much I could withdraw each month.
They also said I could withdraw more if I wanted.

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/30 (Mon) 16:16
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I have IRAs in various banks, so when the time comes, I can go to the appropriate bank and close the account and withdraw the money, but depending on the amount, I may have to save the money again.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/31 (Tue) 07:59
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I went to an accounting firm and asked about taxes on withdrawals and they said I could pay after taxes
I put 10% of my monthly withdrawals into a separate account once the transfer is confirmed
I'm building it up so I don't panic when I do my tax return.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/31 (Tue) 10:34
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When you go to the appropriate bank to close your account,
the appropriate bank official will ask you whether you want to receive the money in a lump sum or in installments.

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/31 (Tue) 15:31
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#209Because you can pay the taxes later,

I don't know how this works, unless you can explain to me how you pay the taxes later.

＃ Whether you receive the 210 in a lump sum or in installments,,,

It depends on the amount when you close. If it's a large amount, you can roll over a portion and put it back into the IRA. I closed my IRA for the first time this year, and the amount was just enough to use in one year, so I took the full amount as is.

• 昭和27
• 2023/10/31 (Tue) 15:40
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Today, the 31st, is the birthday of Princess Leonor of Spain, who, at the age of 18, has taken an oath to the Constitution. So she is the successor to the current King Felipe. She is the next generation of queens.

She is quite popular and there is even a Leonor mania. Madrid was in an uproar.

However, the political world in Spain is a mess right now, and there will be a big mess soon.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/01 (Wed) 07:23
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211
Ask your accounting firm rather than asking here.
In my case, I was charged a $250 creation fee for the 2022 tax return even though I had no income, no payments, and no refunds, so
I guess I wanted to pay the 2023 tax later and get the $250 creation fee for 2023.

If it's a large amount, you could roll over a portion and put it back into an IRA. If you retire, you can't deposit it into an IRA.

• 昭和27
• 2023/11/01 (Wed) 16:16
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It must really be hell to see the state of Gaza.

People in Gaza would think they are in heaven if they see people posting here.

I wonder if this is proof that there is a heaven and a hell on earth.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/02 (Thu) 07:46
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Heaven and Hell exist in a virtual land created by man.

• 65 + 15
• mail
• 2023/11/04 (Sat) 09:31
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＞ Heaven and Hell exist in a virtual place created by man


I can't say for sure since there are no reports yet from people who have been there.


I don't know at the moment which way I can go either, but


I will look for an internet connection when I get there. ＾ ＾

• カネカセ太郎
• 2023/11/04 (Sat) 17:18
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Find us on Google maps.

• ippon
• 2023/11/04 (Sat) 22:31
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Kanekase Taro, IPPON!

• 昭和のおとっつぁん.
• 2023/11/05 (Sun) 00:27
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Thank you, I did a search on Google maps.
I thought it was one place, but there are many.

I like Tengoku in Matsumoto.
I see there is a branch of Heaven in Shikoku.

Is Heaven a franchise ？?

• 昭和27
• 2023/11/06 (Mon) 08:39
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Folks, every post here in the Exchange Plaza is an opinion.
They are opinions, so they will never coincide.
Your opinion and the opinions of others are equally important. If we collect everyone's opinions, we can broaden our horizons. That is why it is a square.

That was my opinion. I am going on a trip tomorrow. It's a trip that is supposed to be fun, but just preparing for it has raised my blood pressure. It's pretty stressful. This is the journey of the elderly. This, whose opinion ？.

• 70代後半
• mail
• 2023/11/07 (Tue) 09:21
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＞ My blood pressure went up just by being prepared

Do you take your blood pressure that often?

I've only ever taken my blood pressure when I went to the doctor.


Do you mean that your blood pressure goes up and your heart pounds?

As a child or adolescent, I may feel a pounding in my chest, but not as a jibber-jabber. Tears

If you feel a pounding in your chest, you need to go to the doctor "immediately"...

• 昭和27
• 2023/11/08 (Wed) 11:44
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#247 Late 70s

I usually take my blood pressure twice a day and 3 ， 4 times if I see any changes. Blood pressure changes from morning until I go to bed.

I am researching what relationship there is between blood pressure changes and physical condition, exercise and psychological state.

We have not yet measured the relationship with chest thumping.

I want to discover how to finally control blood pressure.

I am traveling right now and my blood pressure is high. It will be interesting to see how this changes in the next 2 ， 3 days.

• 昭和27
• 2023/11/08 (Wed) 12:10
• Report

Totto,

Half knowledge, assumptions and expertise are only his/her opinion at the time when he/she writes here. Totto's writing is also your honorable opinion. Other people's is also a fine opinion. Let's respect them all.

• 70代後半
• mail
• 2023/11/08 (Wed) 18:48
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I recently had a physical examination and appear to be in perfect health with the following numbers.

Blood Pressure: 113/47

BMI: 20.01

Weight: 124 lb

Height: 5'6"

Temperature: 99.3 F

Pulse: 64

Oxygen Saturation: 99

• ななこ
• 2023/11/08 (Wed) 20:03
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Low blood pressure is very hard to get enough oxygen to the brain and body.
My weight is not too low ？ If I were a man, I would be Bone River Suiemon Skinny
I am a woman and my weight is 142 lb Height: 5'6" is the same.
Blood Pressure: 120/80
If my Blood Pressure is too low, can I have surgery or anesthesia ？?

• 70代後半
• mail
• 2023/11/09 (Thu) 09:33
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Nanako,

＞ She is not too low in weight ？

Ee, I think she is ideal for her age. The belly is only faintly, faintly protruding.

1 ～ I do "eat and burn" as I walk for 2 hours and occasionally go hiking in the nearby mountains.

My BMI numbers are also optimal.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/09 (Thu) 10:24
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250

The basis for the supposed lack of respect is ？

• 70代前半
• 2023/11/09 (Thu) 10:40
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＞ #252 Late 70s

That is ideal.
Are your blood test items also within standard ？

I have two that stick out and need improvement.

＞ Blood Pressure: 113/47

The lower one seems much lower, but if the doctor says it's ok, it's ok ・ ・.

Recently, I saw a commentary on YouTube about a book called "Life Span （ ： A World Without Aging ）. It sounds like the ideal state of health for that author.

You should all take a look. （ Not affiliated ）
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nw1r2G5HgEA&t=40s

• 杏半満
• 2023/11/09 (Thu) 11:39
• Report

5'6 124lb?

too thin for a man ？ he has muscles ？

is he strong enough to make a pilgrimage like that ？

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/09 (Thu) 12:43
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It is probably an athlete's body type with muscularity and low body fat.

• 70代後半
• mail
• 2023/11/12 (Sun) 08:47
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＞ 5'6 124lb?

＞ Too thin for a man ？ He has muscles ？

Sorry, my Driver License says HGT 5'-06", WGT 130 lb.

I am neither thin nor fat, I walk for an hour or two and go to LA Fitness

twice a week. I'm so light that I can do a "reverse" and stay there for a few minutes.

People who are watching me are worried about my blood pressure, but

I don't have to worry about it because my blood pressure is the same throughout my body regardless of the gravitational pull of the earth.

People with high cholesterol may get clogged in the capillaries of the brain, though.

• は？
• 2023/11/12 (Sun) 18:10
• Report

Driver's license is a self-assessment.

You weigh 124 now ？.

• 70代後半
• 2023/11/13 (Mon) 09:25
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＞ ＞ Blood Pressure: 113/47

＞ Lower is much lower

Low, yes, but not "anemic" at all.

Is "anemia" from another condition ？ ？ ？


＞ Too thin for a man ？ I have muscles ？

I do not know how much muscle I don't know how much muscle I have, but I can do various exercises without difficulty, so
I guess I have a good amount of muscle. Thank you for your concern.

• 昭和27
• 2023/11/13 (Mon) 19:58
• Report

Late 70s

113 is ideal, I thought 47 was a bit low, but the doc might think it's a good personal profile since you are able to exercise.

Research says anything below 60 is too low and increases the chance of heart related problems. As you get older, the muscles around your blood vessels weaken, so diastolic is lower. But I wondered if it was a good thing that Mr. Late 70s is an athletic and energetic person. By the way, did you go to Japan this year?

• 70代後半
• mail
• 2023/11/14 (Tue) 09:27
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By the way, did you go to Japan this year?

Yes, I went this spring. My wife and I used the JAPAN RAIL PASS

and went from Maizuru to Wakura Onsen area.

• 昭和27
• 2023/11/14 (Tue) 19:19
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I traveled around from Wakasa Bay to Wakura Onsen area. Did you travel on the Sea of Japan side? I also traveled to Kobe, Okayama, Hiroshima, and Fukuoka with a rail pass in May, just when the restrictions on Corona were lifted. The price of the rail pass went up in the fall, so it was nice to use it before that.

• Haizawa
• mail
• 2023/11/15 (Wed) 06:40
• Report

Where is the gathering place?

• Haizawa
• 2023/11/15 (Wed) 06:41
• Report

Where is the gathering place?

• 444hz
• mail
• 2023/11/15 (Wed) 07:04
• Report

I'm getting harder and harder to get hired for a job, but I still can't get a pension, and I'm becoming physically unable to do anything but physical work since I have no experience in office work. I'm also starting to get sick, but not sick enough to get disability insurance... I'm at a loss in all directions.
How are people like you doing ？
I'm even thinking of living in a car these days.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/15 (Wed) 07:46
• Report

I heard that if a Green Card holder receives welfare in the US,
they will not be eligible to apply for citizenship.

• 朦朧のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/15 (Wed) 14:08
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269

Write the evidence, not the seems.

• 70代後半
• mail
• 2023/11/15 (Wed) 15:45
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Kaiser has changed doctors, and the doctor before my current one was a very fat

lady doctor, but even then she was only 140 lbs, and she told me

that I could gain more weight.

But I don't want to gain more weight because if I gain more weight, the flesh of my inner cheeks will sag and I will become a "cannibal"

when I eat and it will cause scarring.

So, when you eat curry and rice, even if there is a lot of rice, you finish it, but in a bowl of rice, you serve

one serving lightly.

Also, even at this weight, I can walk for 2 or 3 hours without getting tired when hiking.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/15 (Wed) 16:38
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270
On the citizenship application form, does it ask if you have ever received welfare in the U.S.?
I hope the form will go ahead if you have received it or not.

I know someone who is on Medi-Cal on welfare with a Green Card, but
she is applying for a Green Card for marriage, but
she said she is still switching her student visa after 10 years.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/16 (Thu) 07:01
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271
The basis is that when I applied for citizenship, I checked the NO orchid because the Glynn card holder
has never received welfare in the U.S. before.
If you don't have citizenship yet,
have you ever received welfare in the U.S.? If you don't have citizenship yet, you can check "Have you ever received welfare in the U.S.?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/16 (Thu) 09:23
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I remember when I used to live in an apartment in Koreatown, someone disappeared without even leaving their luggage behind.
I heard that an immigration officer came and took him away when he was working somewhere.

The owner of the boarding house told me
that the resident went to Japan for a permanent residence interview and never came back.
The owner of the boarding house said that
when he had an interview in Japan, the examiner asked him if he had received a notice from the Immigration Bureau in the past, and
when he answered NO, he was told that he had received a notice in Fatima, Fatima.
I was denied permanent residence and banned from entering the U.S., so I was never allowed to come to the U.S. again. He said, "I can't come to the U.S. again.
The boarding house had a cheap room with dinner for the night, so
I was allowed to move in after the room of the person who could not come back was cleared.

• 昭和27
• 2023/11/16 (Thu) 11:01
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Mr. Late 70's

Hungry fish is healthy fish. I've heard things like, I think old people live longer if they are thin rather than fat, as long as they are healthy overall.

I don't see many fat people living longer. Thin old people, well, they don't look good, but my impression is that they live longer as long as they are in good health. I used to eat a lot when I was young, but now I often joke that I can live without eating anything.

2 ， I think it is admirable if you are fit enough to walk for 3 hours. I can walk for an hour and I'm done.

• 朦朧のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/16 (Thu) 11:47
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>I heard that if a Green Card holder receives welfare in the U.S.,
they will not be eligible to apply for citizenship.

>Have you ever received welfare in the U.S. on the citizenship application form?

That is not the reason why the application will not be accepted.
Still appropriate.

• ガセネタ太郎
• 2023/11/16 (Thu) 12:24
• Report

＞ The boarding house there was cheap because it included dinner at night

Dinner at night ＜ ＜ LOL ！ ！

By the way, why did you change the subject to illegal immigration ？ Well, as always, this is what happens when you don't talk to people. I guess that's what happens when you're a hermit and don't talk to people.

• 昭和27
• 2023/11/16 (Thu) 12:47
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444hz

How old are you, and how far are you from Medicare?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/16 (Thu) 16:28
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286
Are you getting any welfare from the U.S. government on your green card? If you don't get it, you don't need to worry about it.

I am very sorry that you have so little understanding of US immigration law.

• 貧乏孤独でトホホ
• 2023/11/16 (Thu) 16:49
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288
You feel like you escaped by changing the subject.

> I am very sorry that you have so little understanding of US immigration law.

Pretending to know more when you can't even write a rationale is not convincing.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/16 (Thu) 17:17
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289

Looking back is a memory far away.

Just think of your position when a permanent resident applies for citizenship. I know what you are capable of, so I recognize that's about it.

• Citizen
• 2023/11/16 (Thu) 17:47
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I have received welfare and I have taken citizenship.
My family is also in the US. It's case by case, so you shouldn't be swayed by rumors.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/16 (Thu) 18:02
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291
What kind of welfare did you receive from the US government?
Please tell me for reference.

• 昭和の出歯亀
• 2023/11/16 (Thu) 18:20
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292

Are you getting any welfare from the U.S. government on your green card?
If you don't get it, you don't need to worry about it.

I am very sorry that you have so little understanding of US immigration law.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/16 (Thu) 18:49
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It is a good thing that I am a US citizen because I get plenty of welfare
from the US government because I am a US citizen.

Why is there a green card against American citizens? Because you are not a foreigner, you respond with that idea and interpret it with evil thoughts, which is why you make mistakes.

• 444hz
• mail
• 2023/11/17 (Fri) 06:42
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#287 Showa 27

Still about 5 years.
I had Medi-cal, but it expired once and I'm in the process of reapplying now. I am waiting so long that I wonder if it took this long last time.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/17 (Fri) 07:17
• Report

↑ A friend of mine says that if you have more than $2000 in your bank account, you won't get Medi-Cal
and you're on a suspense account.
Once it lapses, the reason is ？

• アメリカ生まれ
• 2023/11/17 (Fri) 08:37
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The good thing about being a US citizen is that I get plenty of welfare from the US government because I am a US citizen.

I've only received stimulus checks.
What exactly did you get welfare for ？?

• 444hz
• 2023/11/17 (Fri) 08:41
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#298

The reason for the revocation was that my income was over the limit. But now I am unemployed. I have no savings. I have nothing. I got sick so I am getting insurance, but that is over now, so I am job hunting as hard as I can.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/17 (Fri) 08:44
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↑

Think about what welfare needs you have in your life and
go to Public Social Services. You were born in the US.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/17 (Fri) 08:47
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It would not be possible if your income and bank balance exceed the limit.
I am getting insurance because I got sick. What is the insurance for?

• おとっつあん
• 2023/11/17 (Fri) 09:09
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301

What kind of welfare did you receive from the US government?
Please let me know for reference.

• 貧乏孤独でトホホ
• 2023/11/17 (Fri) 10:50
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304

You have to write first, not just ask others.

• 昭和の出歯亀
• 2023/11/17 (Fri) 11:45
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306

What exactly did you receive welfare for ？?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/17 (Fri) 12:54
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307
Would you like to have it?

• 昭和の出歯亀
• 2023/11/17 (Fri) 18:21
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308

I'm just asking.
I'm a citizen, I'll refer to you in case of an emergency.
And what welfare did you receive ？?

• ただの通りすがり
• 2023/11/18 (Sat) 05:05
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Please wait for a while.
I'm in the middle of a current contemplation.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/18 (Sat) 10:08
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You can live in AFFORDABLE HOUSING at 30% of your income.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん様
• 2023/11/18 (Sat) 15:00
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＞ You can live in an AFFORDABLE HOUSING at 30% of your income.

Thank you for all your valuable information.
My income is zero, can I have a house to live in with 0 % of my income ？
Please upload the place to apply. Thank you.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/18 (Sat) 15:48
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317
I have zero income, do you have a house to live in at 0% expense ？
How do you live with zero income?


319
A person's worth is not determined by what they own.　
Do you want people around you to think, "That person is amazing ～"?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん様
• 2023/11/18 (Sat) 17:19
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>#320 Dear Showa Ototto
>317 I have zero income, do you have a house to live in with 0% burden ？
> How do you live with zero income?

Dear Showa Ototto,
Thank you for your concern.　I am staying at a relative's house and
I supplement my meals with the blessings of relatives, friends, and the mission.
Please, I would appreciate your information.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん.
• 2023/11/18 (Sat) 18:03
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324

How old are you? Is there a reason you cannot work?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん様
• 2023/11/18 (Sat) 18:22
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>#325
> How old are you? Is there a reason you cannot work?

I am 25 years old. I do not have a VISA to work.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん.
• 2023/11/18 (Sat) 18:43
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If you are not a citizen, it would be difficult to get support from the government.

• サンデー毎日
• 2023/11/18 (Sat) 21:16
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＞ #323 Showa Otouto
＞ Living in extreme poverty, playing with sundaes every day

How to get out of poverty ？

"Teachings of Shiroku Honda"
One-fourth of Tenkai savings
Remaining. Don't think that you can just save money.
From the beginning, save a quarter of your income by deduction and live on the rest.

• 自称ホームレスのおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/18 (Sat) 23:39
• Report

From the beginning, they save a quarter of their income by deduction and live on the rest.

That is something common people do. There are no Showa-era "ototsuan" (common people). There are capable investors.
I don't save the money I take out of the bank. There are investments.

I bought the latest iPAD Mini so that I can invest more and more.

• OlOl
• 2023/11/19 (Sun) 06:50
• Report

What are you talking about when you are 25 years old?

On the contrary, if a foreigner came to Japan on his own and said he had no money and no place to live and had to pay for it with public funds, I wouldn't think he should leave ？.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/19 (Sun) 08:09
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329
I don't quite understand what you are writing.

I bought an iPAD Mini because I was watching youtube and
I can use my iPAD Mini as an apple car display.
This way it's bigger than looking at the small screen of the iphone and it's easier to see while driving.
I can use it in the car, and when I put it in the garage, I can remove it and use the wi-fi internet at home, killing two birds with one stone.

• アナ
• mail
• 2023/11/20 (Mon) 09:36
• Report

Is it "garage?"

Isn't it usually called "garage"?

If you were born during the war, it would be "garage".

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/20 (Mon) 12:24
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Google Translate translates "garage" as garage.
Garage translates as garage in Google Translate.

• 昭和27
• 2023/11/20 (Mon) 13:09
• Report

It has been almost two weeks since my trip began.

Since my departure, my blood pressure and weight have increased. I think my blood pressure increased because I was nervous and my weight increased because I was hungry because of the walking.

But now, finally, my blood pressure and weight are back to normal. Good grief, it's hard for an old person to travel.

• 私も
• 2023/11/20 (Mon) 13:41
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I am 35 years old. I do not have a VISA to work.

＞ #330 OlOl
＞ I'm 25 years old.

• 女性なら
• 2023/11/20 (Mon) 14:06
• Report

Marry a Showa-era father and have him take care of you.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん.妻
• 2023/11/20 (Mon) 19:25
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Marry a Showa Otto and have him take care of you. I, his wife, will not allow it. I am enough of a victim.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/21 (Tue) 06:54
• Report

336
Even Showa Ototto, who is extremely poor and has a sundae every day, has the right to choose.

337
Showa Ototsan is LGBT and has no wife.
Showa Ototsuan.

• 911
• 2023/11/21 (Tue) 09:14
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I am 75 years old now, but when I was a teenager, my mother told me to look good on the inside instead of just on the outside. I think it is important in life to improve your inner self rather than your outer self. Being young on the inside means that you are full of heart, curious, and ready to keep learning. I believe that is the secret to happiness. You are 75 years old and yet you are still conversing with me using new technology. Above.

• LGBTのおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/21 (Tue) 19:50
• Report

Too bad you didn't get the ball rolling.

It's amazing to be a ball-buster. I guess when you have as much money as Showa Ototsuan, women don't leave you alone. In the past, Showa-era fathers were eager to brag about their days as young businessmen. If you refrain from bragging and act humble, annoying women will not come near you.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/22 (Wed) 08:39
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Don't worry about being an LGBT Showa otchan.

• 911
• 2023/11/22 (Wed) 11:11
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New technology is technology that has been recently developed, discovered, or popularized; Line is not new technology, but you can use Line to get information about new technology.
I don't know why you are exchanging comments with an idiot, but he is quite ignorant and has no brain to think
He is an old woman.

• 911
• 2023/11/22 (Wed) 11:17
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You want to be too conspicuous to be in the shadows, but there are always onlookers.
A kindergartner or a 5 year old squats 50 times ？ Well, unless you're a world-class athlete.

• ネカマのおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/23 (Thu) 09:32
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> You are 75 years old and yet you are conversing with me using new technology. Above.

Telepathy or something ？
Weird sentence, like a forced Japanese translation.

• 000
• 2023/11/23 (Thu) 11:40
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I am not 75 years old, but I am not telepathic, but artificial intelligence in the field of natural language processing. Natural language processing is a technology that can understand and generate human language. I can understand your language and create appropriate responses. I can have a pleasant chat with you and create a variety of content. For example, poems, stories, codes, essays, songs, parodies of famous people, etc.

• 喧嘩を売る＃353
• 2023/11/23 (Thu) 19:52
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Frowned upon 😊 That is exactly what it means to be disliked and looked down upon by others for saying or doing something that is contrary to what is said or done.1 Frowned upon is a word used to describe something that is offensive and raises eyebrows.2 For example, racist remarks or inappropriate behavior are likely to be frowned upon.3 In order to avoid being frowned upon, it is important to follow social rules and common sense and to be respectful to others. To avoid being frowned upon, it is important to follow social rules, common sense, and respect others.
Don't act like you're the boss.

• やっぱりね。
• 2023/11/23 (Thu) 22:10
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There is no medicine in this house, no sugar, no salt
If you get sick, you buy medicine, Japanese food is overloaded with sugar.
I became 80 years old overnight. LOL.

• 昭和27
• 2023/11/29 (Wed) 21:32
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It's been three weeks now since I left on my trip. I am still alive.

I'm glad to hear that both Otsan and Anna are doing well.

• spiderman
• 2023/12/03 (Sun) 23:50
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I'm glad to hear that Showa 27, Otsan, and Anna are all doing well.

• ミタゾノ
• 2023/12/05 (Tue) 12:15
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I am sorry, but I cannot continue this conversation. I am still learning and appreciate your understanding and cooperation. 🙏

• 体育会系シニア
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• 2023/12/05 (Tue) 14:36
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＃ 1 Senior65 caught the title of this one, "Let's get together for senior citizens ！", which was launched on September 23. I read the posts of some of the regulars from
＃ 2 to ＃ 379. I read them, keeping in mind that the call at the start was "a place of rest and relaxation for the elderly who use the Exchange Plaza". I could feel the Showa generation in the light-hearted exchange of words and interesting vocabulary, and ・ ・ when I found interesting phrases, I read them again and again and thought about their meanings, and I felt that I still have much to learn.
By the way, ・ ・ I was a first-year junior high school student at the Tokyo Olympics in the Showa period ！ I vividly remember the big five-color circle in the Tokyo sky.
I look forward to your stories ・ ・ which I am sure will continue.

• spiderman
• 2023/12/05 (Tue) 23:53
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> I vividly remember the big five-colored circle in the Tokyo sky.

I see, that's nice.
The next Tokyo Olympics did not go well because of the corona pandemic. It's a pity.

• アナ
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• 2023/12/06 (Wed) 13:05
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＞ I was a first-year junior high school student at the Tokyo Olympics in the Showa era

I was in my second or third year of college or so, and I was going to school on the Chuo Line, so I got off at Sendagaya Station the day of the marathon competition and waited around Tsuda College of English because the street in front of me was the course.

The first person who passed in front of me was Abebe. As expected. A few minutes later came Enya, a player from the Self-Defense Forces. There was already a big gap between him and Abebe.

According to the reputation before the Olympics, Tsuburaya was expected to be very close to Abebe, but when it was over, he was only in second place by a large margin.

• アナ
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• 2023/12/21 (Thu) 16:58
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Today, one of the LA Fitness classes for the elderly, which is like an aerobics class in Japan, had its Christmas party at the Outback Steakhouse a few doors down.

Most of the participants were old white women. I was the only Japanese immigrant. They talk a lot. I join in when there is some commonality in topics, but most of the time, they are the only ones who talk.

This class is arranged with melodies of popular songs from the 50's, 60's, and 70's. Most of the songs are ones I used to listen to myself, so it's easy to get along with and my body moves well. It is easy to ride and moves well.


Do you take classes like this?

• アナ
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• 2023/12/23 (Sat) 13:35
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Are you all not interested in these questions?


Or do the people in this bibi not care about their health at all?

• 政治
• 2023/12/23 (Sat) 15:13
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Are you taking classes ❓ NO.
Instead, we walk 45 minutes daily at Wilson park in Torrance.

• 政治
• 2023/12/23 (Sat) 15:24
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In the daytime there are Japanese looking people walking around, but I walk at night, so there are no Japanese.
There is one lonely looking lady walking around, a Lexua SUV, white color.
I can see who is driving which car when I walk every day.

• いじ
• 2023/12/23 (Sat) 17:57
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It's so weird that you're even following people's cars
There are people who are chasing people by the type of car they drive.

• アナ
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• 2023/12/24 (Sun) 16:00
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Today is Christmas Eve and tomorrow is Christmas Day.

Some of the elderly may have large families.

Our family also has a Christmas party every year,

this year again with our oldest son and his wife and their two children, the second son went to the US Army a long time ago but is still single.

Other friends from our side of the family will come when they can.

My wife loves to cook and has been working in the kitchen since morning.

The dining room table is filled with dishes.


MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR !!!!!!

• ＞＜
• 2023/12/24 (Sun) 19:19
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Don't guess at lonely people.

• 御意見無用
• 2023/12/25 (Mon) 07:56
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397

Is the oldest son a teacher?

• アナ
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• 2023/12/29 (Fri) 08:21
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＞ Is the oldest son a teacher?


No, he is just a company employee.

• ＞＜
• 2024/01/07 (Sun) 18:33
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Holidays are over and I'm happy.

• Haizawa
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• 2024/01/08 (Mon) 06:44
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I would like to participate. When and where can I go?

• 70台前半
• 2024/01/08 (Mon) 11:49
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＞ I would like to participate. When and where should I go?

Isn't this the forum ・ ・ ・.

• ビーチクルーズ
• 2024/01/29 (Mon) 10:29
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I would like to participate. Where will we meet ？?

• ビーチクルーズ
• 2024/01/29 (Mon) 10:30
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I would like to participate. Can you tell me where we can meet ？?

• 倍菌萬
• mail
• 2024/02/10 (Sat) 08:43
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I'm also an arachnologist and it's been a long time since my last renewal

I guess I should be getting a "license renewal" notice soon.

I was asked to do the last written exam with a kiosk terminal

I'm used to seeing a terminal （ computer ・ monitor ） every day on the internet

I did it with a terminal. I can't immediately understand the English text that appears on the monitor.

I think I failed the first time and finally got it the second time.

I guess they still have a written paper test ？

I must take the written test next time...

• 倍菌萬
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• 2024/02/10 (Sat) 09:10
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I have not been able to do any outdoor walking recently due to the continuous rainy weather.

On rainy days, I go to LA Fitness and ride the treadmill

It is boring because the scenery never changes.

There is a TV screen in front of me, but the TV broadcast is also very boring.

I will walk in Shikoku again this spring, but I have to be fit enough to walk more than 20 km a day.

Fortunately, it's sunny this morning, so I'll walk around the neighborhood for 1 ～ 2 hours.

But it's 48 F outside, so cold...

• 倍菌萬
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• 2024/02/10 (Sat) 11:20
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Ahhhh,

＞ You can also choose Japanese

apparently, but I'm not as good with Japanese. I've been taking English lessons on how to drive, run, turn, change lanes, etc., and have been driving with English in my head for decades, so for example, when it says "turn left," I can no longer pinpoint whether it is equivalent to Left Turn. For more than 40 years now.

＞ Print it off the computer on the spot

I wonder if Kyobi would do that in their very busy DMV office. At least the DMV office near me at Sherman Way and De Soto Ave. doesn't seem to do it. Anyway, there are only a few Japanese who can speak and read Japanese in San Fernando Valley where I live. In other words, only a few former Japanese who can read Japanese come to the above DMV offices every year, and I doubt that they will ever do anything to make it easier for them.

• 倍菌萬
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• 2024/02/11 (Sun) 08:59
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＞ I told that attendant that I couldn't use the computer,
＞ he said that he got about 4 questions per page and got 5 total and took the test. Well, I understand. I wonder if the DMV in West Valley, where I go, will do such a time-consuming thing.


＞ I bet you've never taken the department test before, even though you're over 70

No, I'm so foggy these days that I forgot when I last renewed my license. ； ∀ ；

The only thing I remember is that I took the written exam
in something a little bigger than the kiosk terminal at the airport. I still don't know why it was so much harder to understand the same written questions than the pen and paper method.

I should be used to this since the days of DOS, when computer monitors only showed black and white text, but
the DMV terminal made it harder to understand the text than the pen and paper method. But next time
I will have no trouble since I know what it is like. I think.

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• 倍金萬
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• 2024/02/19 (Mon) 10:46
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Ahhhhhh,

I don't know if you didn't understand what I meant or if I wrote incomprehensible sentences,

In #424, DMV's monitor text display was totally different from my desktop monitor display,

and the same

The next license renewal is in 2027, so I hope the monitor display will be totally different then.

Ah, yes, the last one may have been an old TV CRT instead of an LCD display.

Anyway, it was an old display. 3 years from now, it will definitely be an LCD display.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/19 (Mon) 13:19
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I was only thinking about passing the test and did not care about the letters on the monitor.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/02/22 (Thu) 19:05
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I used to work in Japan as a salaried employee for a Japanese company before I moved to the U.S. My Japanese pension is automatically sent to my bank here by wire from the Japanese Social Insurance Agency, but

it has been reduced significantly by the recent depreciation of the yen.


This time the rate was also 150.57 yen per dollar →.

Well, if you go to Japan and spend all your money in dollars, you will get your money back.

I used to be miserable when the dollar was 88 yen.

• 孤独のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/24 (Sat) 15:17
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It's against the law for an expatriate to leave the company and work there.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/24 (Sat) 15:35
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A guy I knew from work was an expat and got permanent residency
he left his expat position to work locally.
The neighbor's garden seems to look pretty,
he thought his permanent residency would be a big help
he started working for the local press, but
it seems the heavens and earth have reversed from his previous expat position to a local hire,
and before he knew it, he was gone from the local press as the wind blows. I was not able to find him.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/02/26 (Mon) 14:25
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＞ It's against the law for an expatriate to leave the company and work there, and it's so-so shameless to publicly say so

[Shameless] is my specialty.

Well, whatever, I didn't explain the process well enough.

Long story.

Even when I was an expatriate, I was much more of a salesman than a service person doing technical market research and product repair.

Also, the distributors in the western states that I was in charge of were one of them, and they were not eager to sell our products. Therefore, even though I was assigned as a service person, I had to do much more work as a sales person, driving as far south as the border of San ・ Diego and as far north as Edwards Air Force Base.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/02/28 (Wed) 08:02
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In the meantime, life in this region was going well, and my children were getting older and older. I thought that even if I returned to Japan in the near future, they would have a hard time if I returned to Japan, as I could only speak English almost fluently and could not write Japanese at all, so I decided to stay in this region even if I quit my current position as an expatriate.

Fortunately, when the president of the head office came to the U.S. after making the decision to leave the company, I directly asked him if he would continue to take over the sales of the company, and he readily agreed. Therefore, I immediately applied for permanent residence, but I was in a state of "limbo" until the permanent residence was granted. I guess some of the people who appear here are also in "limbo," and those who take advantage of their anonymity to criticize and criticize others in this forum are not only in limbo but also completely underwater like a mole, and I wonder if they are here to vent their sorrows.

• Windy
• 2024/02/28 (Wed) 09:51
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They don't admit their own faults and blame others who have pointed them out.
I hear that there are many stubborn old people in Japan, but is America like this ？?

• 看護師
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• 2024/02/28 (Wed) 21:09
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I was a nurse in Japan.
Please contact me if you need help.
jedudayo@gmail.com

I would like to help people in Japan.
We can take care of your children, so please feel free to contact us.
If you know an elderly person in need, please introduce me to them ！.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/29 (Thu) 08:04
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Would you volunteer?

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/02/29 (Thu) 08:49
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Living Abroad

My Number Card

Coming Soon ！ ！


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPmU6sYx3_8&t=401

• nori
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• 2024/03/01 (Fri) 01:24
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Interesting project. Please let me participate in the ministry.
I am a 72 year old man.
I would like to join you.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/03/01 (Fri) 20:29
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#466 Showa Otouta


You are absolutely right.

I wrote this for those who are interested in "My Number Card", but as usual, this person who understands and criticizes others

is an anomaly.

• マイナちゃん
• 2024/03/01 (Fri) 22:03
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#I think you are telling us that my number card will start soon in Japan regardless of citizenship.

My number card was first issued in Japan in January 2016. No matter how interested you are in my number card, you don't need a video more than 8 years old telling you that it will start soon now.

• I DON'T CARE　　.
• 2024/03/01 (Fri) 23:22
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Who in the US cares about my number card in Japan ？ I don't care if it's an overseas election
If you're a citizen, talk about the primaries over here. I guess you don't even know when to vote.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/03/02 (Sat) 10:24
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Thank God I'm thin and healthy.

I'm walking 1 to 2 hours a day.

I go to gym 2 days a week.

• Bi
• 2024/03/04 (Mon) 13:03
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510

Not weird.

• モノホン？
• 2024/03/04 (Mon) 13:45
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I walk 1-2 hours a day.
I go to a gym twice a week.

It may not be strange, but it seems like English written by a Japanese.

• そよ風
• 2024/03/05 (Tue) 11:06
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What kind of life do you think it is to live one day at a time?

• さしすせそ
• 2024/03/06 (Wed) 09:38
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There are a couple of Bikinman fakes out there.
He doesn't talk back when people say bad things about him, he has a fast-paced personality.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/03/08 (Fri) 10:20
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＞ What kind of life do you think it is to live one day at a time?


Don't think, "Let's live one day at a time.

I just go about my day in a daze.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/03/10 (Sun) 11:03
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I guess paper "newspapers" and "weekly magazines" are not sold in Japan today due to the spread of the Internet.

When I travel to Japan and walk around the city or take the train, I don't see any newspaper/weekly magazine stands.

On the other hand, my daily life is "Sunday Mainichi". In the past, there were weekly magazines such as "Shukan Shincho", "Shukan Asahi", and "Sunday Mainichi". Every other day or so I walk around the neighborhood for about an hour.

Yesterday I doubled that and walked for two hours because I felt like it.

My phone app My Track shows the following,

2024-03-09 10:41:49

Duration: 02:09:29

Distance: 10.3km

. Therefore, the speed of walking is ： about 5km/h.

I'm going to Shikoku this May, so I need to do 20 ～ 30km walks a couple of times before that.

But it has been raining a lot recently, so I am not doing as well as I would like.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/03/12 (Tue) 18:48
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I've heard of Fitbit, but I forgot what it was, so I googled it

It's a watch like the Apple Watch that includes a physical condition tracker and pedometer.

It looks modern and useful for old people, but for me, a super cheapskate, it's "Not wanted? /Sachio Aoshima".


It has been too cold and rainy recently to go for long walks.

I am also getting older and the intervals between "small" ones are getting shorter, making it difficult to leave the house for long periods of time.

In Japanese cities, there seem to be many public toilets and I have no trouble, but here there are none at all.

There is a big park about 8 km away from my walking course, which has a nice restroom, but

it has recently been locked up, probably to prevent crime.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/03/13 (Wed) 15:59
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＞ I came by email when I detected an anomaly

I don't understand "what you are trying to say", including this sentence, as an elderly blur.

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/03/15 (Fri) 10:19
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＞ He seems to be fighting with you. It is brusque and very rude.

I am very sorry if you took it that way.

I didn't mean it in the slightest.

I have been living in the U.S. for too long, or have I become unfamiliar with the nuances of Japanese? I didn't know there was such a kanji as "Shushikkoku". At my age, I learned it for the first time.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/03/16 (Sat) 16:28
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I was living in NYC for about half a year when I was first sent to the U.S. as an expatriate, and in the fall of that year, a Japanese travel agency organized a * NYC - Boston, MA * overnight bus tour called "Autumn Foliage Viewing" for Japanese living in NY.

I joined that tour because I never had a chance to visit Boston, Massachusetts. Boston is famous for its museums and art galleries, but the bus also went to Prymouth, where the first European immigrants to the Americas are believed to have landed. It is also famous as Prymouth Rock, but it was nothing more than a large stone on the beach with "1620" carved on it. It has something in common with the Harimaya Bridge in Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture, which is one of the "Three Most Disappointing Places in Japan.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/03/17 (Sun) 14:30
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＞ #530 yes yes yes

＞ As an expat...　Ah, here we go again


That's why ？

you don't like "expatriates" ？

you're jealous ？

you're making fun ？

I came to the US first as an "expat" and I just made that clear.

You are ？

• Prymouth Rock
• 2024/03/17 (Sun) 17:32
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＞ It is also famous as Prymouth Rock

It is PLYMOUTH, not PRYMOUTH. I was surprised when I read that Mr. Kiman wrote recently that he failed his driver's license renewal test because he was a hiragana man even though his English was better than his Japanese. Even those English gods make L and R mistakes.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/03/20 (Wed) 16:18
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＞ It is PLYMOUTH, not PRYMOUTH.

It was. No matter how old you are, you are "learning all your life". Now you are one wiser.

＞ Even the English God makes L and R mistakes

I would like to be a "God", but I guess I can't be.

You can't be a "god", so you should study until you die.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/03/22 (Fri) 15:17
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＞ Do you envy expatriates?　

＞ No way!　


#533 Imposter,

Wow, you graduated from a university here. That's great. But why did you get a job in a Japanese company where the salary is low?

Was there a language barrier? I am sure that even ordinary companies in this area would have paid you a decent salary if you had graduated from university.

• 🥧
• 2024/03/22 (Fri) 21:52
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You're reading it upside down when you write that Japanese companies with low monthly wages are unattractive....

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/03/24 (Sun) 12:06
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The "big" one has been hard and stagnant for a while now.

My late wife, who has the same problem, gave me two kinds of pills, one powder to dissolve in water and one tablet.

I took both of them before going to bed.

Banzai, the next morning it was handled easily as usual.

Sorry for the stinky story, Nahanli line,

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/03/24 (Sun) 13:16
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Am I "this guy"?

I wonder what kind of family Mr. Ignorance has been educated in.

Is "ignorant" anything but ignorant?

Poor guy...

• すごい
• 2024/03/24 (Sun) 14:20
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＞ I see that you graduated from the university here. That's great.

There was a time when it was said that if you threw a stone, you would hit a Japanese student. There seemed to be an abundance of Japanese students around Northridge. I guess Mr. Baikinman received many applications from alumni when he was a manager. Was he very good ？

Were there many like Ippei among the excellent people? He grew up here in a wealthy family that could lend Ippei more than a million dollars for his gambling problem without any English problem. Perhaps because he felt it was ridiculous to go to school, he falsely claimed to have graduated from a university that he had never even entered. His employment with the Red Sox was also exposed as a lie.

• UZEI
• 2024/03/24 (Sun) 23:02
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Doesn't matter, I read all the tovies if I'm interested, I just don't post them.

• LAの野次馬
• 2024/03/26 (Tue) 09:34
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It is impossible that the Dodgers publicist who signed Ohtani did not know the details of the situation. Otani and Ippei-kun must not have expected such a big fuss. Both of them would have been rubbed up against each other and gone away. ？

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/03/27 (Wed) 09:54
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What does this have to do with the elderly ？

Come to think of it, the Otani Ryokan, located in the town of Tosa-Kure in Kochi Prefecture, where walking pilgrims often stay, is

apparently a distant relative of Otani. I heard that many pictures of Otani are pasted inside the inn.

• 00000
• 2024/03/27 (Wed) 12:20
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？
You are looking for someone else's fault and making a big deal about it?
I remember that once upon a time, a 19 year old boy said he didn't like old people and committed murder.

• 高齢者
• 2024/03/27 (Wed) 22:20
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＞ I see that you graduated from the university here. That's great.

Do you think graduates of this university are excellent? When you were a manager, didn't you receive many applications from foreign students? Were they so excellent that you groaned with amazement?

• 孤独のおとっつぁん　　　　　　　.
• 2024/03/28 (Thu) 14:05
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553 ＞ Just like we repealed Obamacare.

We didn't repeal it though

＞ What a scary election this time

You're for Biden ？ You're crazy ？ Hell with continuing the current administration

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/03/28 (Thu) 16:55
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＞ ＞ I see that you graduated from the university here. That's great.

＞ Didn't you receive many applications from foreign students when you were a manager?

There was no such thing as "received many applications from foreign students.

Before that, my company was registered with the state and country, of course, so I could not hire foreign students who did not have a work visa.

However, once I hired a Latina lady who presented her Social Security Number and asked me to hire her, but when I paid her salary and reported the details to the tax bureau, I was informed that her "name" did not match her "SSN" and I fired her immediately. I fired the person.

Before I go any further,

＞ Double Kin Man, do you think that graduates of this university are excellent?

I don't know if they are excellent or not, but I think it is admirable that they worked hard for four years and graduated, although their parents must have sent them money.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/04/05 (Fri) 18:28
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I would like to ask you a question.

I am going to UNIQLO in Santa Monica to buy my first spring jacket.

I've been to that area once before, decades ago, and I don't know my way around.

Google map and Street View show that there is an entrance to the parking lot on 2nd Street

Should I enter from here? I guess the parking fee will be expensive.

There are many one-way streets, so we should be careful.

"Countryman" in LA city....

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/04/06 (Sat) 09:37
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Driving while looking at your cell phone is dangerous, and it is unclear if you can stop on the shoulder in that area for safety reasons,

Is there a problem with parking that can be accessed from 2nd Street?

I could buy another jacket with the parking fee.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/04/07 (Sun) 16:53
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＞ Then driving while looking at the speedometer seems dangerous.

Looking at the speedometer is "for a second or two". On the other hand, if you look at a map displayed on your smartphone, you may look at it for more than 10 seconds to see which direction you are going or the name of the next street

if you are not very good. This is very dangerous.

A remark not out of character for a father.

"Sunday Mainichi Weekly" finally "arrived".

And is there still an online site for UNIQLO in the U.S.,

If you know, please let me know the URL.

• 倍金萬
• 2024/04/08 (Mon) 09:16
• Report

＞ ＃ And is there still an online site for UNIQLO USA,

＞ Check the UNIQLO website.

I opened my e-mail this morning and found

＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊

Bibi Navi
Message received
Thank you for using Bibi Navi Thank you for using BibiNavi.
The following message has been received.
>UNIQLO USA online site

https://www.uniqlo.com/us/en/?gclsrc=3p.ds&msclkid=f2c37f77a2a914165347196498f4336a < amp;> utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=DAC_Bing_Search-B-Core&utm_term=uniqlo%20usa&utm_content= Uniqlo%20US
* This email was sent by a user via Vivinavi.
Please reply to this email to reach the sender.

I found this e-mail in my e-mail account.

Was this sent to my e-mail account by Ototsuan through Bibinavi? Or did Vivinavi itself read the "write-up" and sent it to my e-mail account?

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/04/08 (Mon) 11:13
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#575 Enough of this

#576 Showa Ototto

I forgot in my recent blur, but my full option Prius V had a Driving Guide Display that showed a map.

When this was turned on, a map would be displayed and a female voice would tell me which way to turn when I voice-entered the name of my destination.

I rarely leave the SF Valley these days, so I never used the Driving Guide Display.

It's a model with all the options, so it's a shame not to use it.

Oh, I don't want to get old.

• URL
• 2024/04/08 (Mon) 14:25
• Report

Double Kin Man

It was I who sent the UNIQLO email address directly to Double Kin Man's address.

＃ If you send a message from the letter symbol on the right side of 571's name, you can send an e-mail to an individual without being shown here.
（ Double Kim Man put his address in the email address field when he posted ＃ 571, which is why the letter symbol is next to his name. ）

Therefore, ＃ 571 had a letter mark.

By the way, I think each message has a number, but when it is flying, either someone sent an email to the individual, or it was deleted.

I was expecting to hear from you, but ＃ I saw the 574 MESSAGE and （ ah ） I was a little disappointed.
I am very sorry that I seemed to have gone the extra mile.

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/04/08 (Mon) 15:48
• Report

Mr. URL,

I am very sorry about that.
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much, I would like to treat Mr. URL to the finest sushi somewhere.

but I wonder if there are any really good sushi restaurants here in LA.

I have lived in San Fernando Valley for 50 years and rarely visit Gardena/Torrance

so I have no idea where the best sushi restaurants are.

• 昌
• 2024/04/08 (Mon) 17:58
• Report

578 you go out of your way to help them.

Not all people have bad character like you.

• 昌
• 2024/04/09 (Tue) 09:25
• Report

This is in response to your post at 583 where you wrote: "No one here bothers to help."
As usual, it's been erased because it's useless.

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/04/24 (Wed) 08:52
• Report

In his usual U/T, Diceke-san talks about "Returning to Japan after Retirement, Housing Facts".

Are any of you planning to return to Japan permanently when you reach retirement age?

I have been a citizen for a long time and I intend to bury my bones here.


https://youtu.be/IPbZVffDp3Y?si=5loVSFRGYbGj2m0p

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/04/28 (Sun) 08:44
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Manzanar Pilgrimage I went on the Manzana Pilgrimage yesterday.

https://manzanarcommittee.org/2024/02/09/55-pr1/

For those of you who do not know, let me explain "Manzana Pilgrimage". The place name Manzana is located in the desert just north of Los Angeles, Rt. 5 - Rt. 14 - Rt. 395 by car.

In the old days, during World War II, the U.S. government used military force to forcibly segregate and incarcerate Japanese Americans throughout the U.S. in specific locations on "suspicion" that Japanese and other Japanese Americans in the U.S. were possible spies for the enemy, Japan.

continued

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/04/28 (Sun) 14:44
• Report

Manzanar Pilgrimage If you are on the Manzana pilgrimage

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d28BRrLo_wI

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/04/29 (Mon) 10:44
• Report

＞ Continued,

What a mess, what to write.......

For what it's worth, in WWII, the enemy of the U.S. should have been not only Japan but also Nazi Germany, which was a powerful enemy, but for some reason only Japanese Americans living in the U.S. were forcibly segregated/incarcerated.

The U.S. government of the time blatantly deprived some U.S. citizens of their freedom. It was an act of disregard for the fundamental principles of democracy by the US government of the time.

Because of this history, we, the yellow race, can now proudly walk the streets of America. We can even choose our own next president.

That is also why I went on a pilgrimage to the land of Manzana, far away from here.

I put a photo of the cenotaph in the "Machikado Photo Album".

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/04/29 (Mon) 13:05
• Report

Don't forget the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, made up of Japanese Americans.

https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%AC%AC442%E9%80%A3%E9%9A%8A%E6%88%A6%E9%97%98%E5%9B%A3

• スペイン語のManzanaに似てるね。
• 2024/04/30 (Tue) 06:14
• Report

> In WWII, the enemy of the U.S. should have been not only Japan but also Nazi Germany, which was a strong enemy, but for some reason only Japanese Americans living in the U.S. were forcibly segregated/incarcerated.


I read somewhere long ago that German soldiers were hesitant to kill because they looked like them, but the Japanese were not so difficult because they did not look like them.
The forced segregation of Germans was also difficult because it was hard to judge from a quick look if they were of Anglo-Saxon descent, and there were so many immigrants that they were not non-Japanese.

• Haizawa
• mail
• 2024/04/30 (Tue) 07:10
• Report

I would like to participate. Where is the location?　Haketa

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/04/30 (Tue) 12:00
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＞ I would like to participate. Where is the location?　Haketa

What would you like to participate in?


＞ Don't forget the 442nd Regimental Combat Team

I didn't know its exact name but I knew about the 442nd Infantry Regiment, an all Japanese American regiment, before I moved to America. When I was a high school student in Japan, there were many American movies on TV, especially "Combat" and "Gallant Men" that my father and I were crazy about.

One of the stories was about a unit of only Japanese Americans who, in the middle of the night, rushed into the German army with only their bare hands and no weapons to fire, and rescued an American soldier who was being held captive. Perhaps this was the "442nd Infantry Regiment".

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/05/02 (Thu) 14:05
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＞ Drama, right?

and the implication is "that's not possible in real life"?

• 黴菌萬
• mail
• 2024/05/03 (Fri) 18:02
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Well, believe it or not, and you should believe what your father and mother think.

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/05/06 (Mon) 11:17
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It's a beautiful day in Tende, so I'm going to walk for a couple of hours

to the high ground in the north.

about 160m elevation gain

about 13km round trip

• 黴菌萬
• 2024/05/07 (Tue) 15:39
• Report

＞ Even after living in the U.S. for so long and becoming a citizen, you still get metric.

All walking for fitness in this area is assumed to be a "Shikoku walking pilgrimage," so it is inevitably metric. That is why I intentionally set the My Track app on my smartphone to be metric as well.

Yesterday's walk was also set as metric in My Track,

Starting Time: 13:43:55

Duration: 03:28:36

Distance: 14.8km
Avg: 4.26km/h

Up: 388m Down: 388m （ This is the elevation climbed and descended ）

So walking in this area is metric, while driving a car I have to drive in miles, including the speed limit, or I will have problems. The English version of the "Shikoku Japan 88 Route Guide" sold by US Amazon also uses Km for all routes in Japan.

On the first day of this Shikoku pilgrimage, we got off the train at JR Bando Station around 10:30 a.m. and started walking from the first temple, Ryozenji, 800 meters away.

We will walk about 16 km to No.1 Reizanji Temple, No.2 Gokurakuji Temple, No.3 Kinsenji Temple, No.4 Dainichi Temple, No.5 Jizoji Temple, and No.6 Anrakuji Temple. At each temple, you will strike the bell if there is one, offer incense and candles in the main hall ・ and in the Daishi Hall, read sutras including Hannya Shingyo, and finally pay for a red seal ・ at the sutra office (500 yen). This process is repeated at each temple, so it would be around 4:00 pm when we arrive at Anrakuji Temple No. 6. That night, you will stay at the Anrakuji temple's Shukubo (temple-operated dormitories).

• でたらめ語
• 2024/05/08 (Wed) 14:09
• Report

There are a lot of people who don't watch the news in Los Angeles, but it's all bad. Just read the English version on the Net and that's all you need to know. What is the reason for advancing your will to others ？?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/05/09 (Thu) 09:55
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↑

I think you should watch your local TV news.

• 0ではないと❓
• 2024/05/09 (Thu) 10:31
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Local TV news comes up daily on face book, so no problem.

• 0ではないと❓
• 2024/05/10 (Fri) 09:10
• Report

What news was up at 7pm on the 9th ？ There is too much news
stop asking such dumb questions.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/05/11 (Sat) 10:34
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On the 10th, KTLA was all about the death of news anchor Sam Rubin from a heart attack.

• 黴菌萬
• mail
• 2024/05/11 (Sat) 14:23
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It's true....

＞ News of death of news anchor Sam Rubin

There are so many people dying of Heart Attac here.

I guess it is because of high animal fat intake.

That's why I try to avoid high animal fat foods as much as possible.

• 黴菌萬
• mail
• 2024/05/11 (Sat) 14:44
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Today we walked the same route as last time.

Starting Time: 08:53:41

Duration: 03:55

Distance: 15.8km

Avg: 4.01km/h

Up/Down. 377/377m

Metric as usual.

Still, I was more tired today than last time. Maybe because the temperature was hotter.

Maybe it was because we took fewer breaks.

But I couldn't walk in Shikoku if I was so tired after only 16km.

Next time, I will take more breaks, but I must walk 25km.

• 黴菌萬
• mail
• 2024/05/14 (Tue) 03:33
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Is there no longer a smartphone version of this vivinavi ？?

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/05/15 (Wed) 07:04
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I open the desktop version on my phone and write.

• ばいきんまん
• mail
• 2024/05/15 (Wed) 10:53
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Home Away In other words, I'm writing this using cell phone reception

many miles away, where my home WI-Fi doesn't reach.

I could write this in Japan under the same conditions.

• ばいきんまん
• mail
• 2024/05/15 (Wed) 11:04
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However, in Shikoku, we will be walking all day long, and when we get to the inn

we will probably fall asleep after taking a bath and eating dinner.

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/05/16 (Thu) 10:51
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#642, #643,

＞ I open the desktop version on my phone and write

I use my phone, so I can choose any time and place.

I can write on the top floor of the Sky Tree in the middle of the day

even in a crowded train in the morning. I won't stop by that area this time, though.

From Japan ・ Please stay tuned 、、、、、、

• ばいきんファン
• 2024/05/16 (Thu) 12:31
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＞ I am writing this using a cell phone signal.
＞ You could go to Japan and write this under the same conditions.

If you do the same thing in Japan, you will have to pay. If you go to a place with free wifi, you can write without cell phone signal, so it's free.

＞ You can write on the top floor of Skytree in the middle of the day
＞ even on a crowded train in the morning.

Sky Tree has free wifi. I guess many trains in the metropolitan area have free wifi.

＞ Transmission from Japan ・ Please look forward to it 、、、、、、

Please transmit live using cell phone signal during your pilgrimage.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/05/17 (Fri) 11:48
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Baikin Fan,

Thanks for your various instructions ・ Thank you for pointing this out.

＞ If you do the same thing in Japan, you will be charged.

I understand. I stopped by the T-Mobile office the other day and told the agent the date of my trip to Japan,

asked him to set up Talk and Data, and asked how much they charge for each.

＞ Sky Tree has free wifi. I think many trains in the metropolitan area have free wifi.

I was only referring to Sky Tree "if ． ． ． you are there", that place is not a place you want to go

again after going there once.

＞ Please don't hesitate to use your cell phone's signal to transmit live while on a pilgrimage

I hope I can meet your expectations. While you are walking on the pilgrimage, even when you are taking a break, can you afford to take out your cell phone

or not? When you arrive at the lodge, you are busy washing your sweat-soaked clothes,

having dinner, and preparing for the next day when you get back to your room. I am also a bit tired from walking all day.

I'm not sure if I can live up to the expectations of "Baikin-fan" as I'm already in my later years and easily forgetful.

I'll try my best anyway.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/05/19 (Sun) 13:31
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＞ #650
＞ Shochi no Otoutochan 2024/05/17 (Fri.) 16:50 Report
＞ 646

＞ You have to write the basis why you are charged

Ask T-Mobile directly and

they will tell you how much a minute is for Talk and how much a gig is for Data.

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/06/02 (Sun) 12:47
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I am in my late, or rather late, late advanced age and as I mentioned in another topic,

I am having a lot of trouble with jet lag when I return from my trip to Japan.

What kind of remedies do you all use?

One way is to stay in bed for a day or two, but

I find that if I do that, my eyes light up at night and I can't sleep and my jet lag is not gone.

I wonder if I could get to sleep if I walked for an hour or two during the day to tire my body out.

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/06/03 (Mon) 12:52
• Report

I have been back from Japan for 4 days now

and I am still suffering from diarrhea and abdominal pain.

Even if I take medicine for diarrhea and stomachache, it only works for half a day.

This morning she is drinking only white water to see how she is doing.

I've never had it this bad before. I don't want to get old.

• 闘病中？
• 2024/06/03 (Mon) 14:31
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＞ I am more terminally elderly than late, and I wrote about it in another topic

Double Kin Man, are you really terminally ill? "Terminal" is not a word used for the elderly, but for the sick. If you are really in the terminal stage, there is no hope for cure, so all you can do is die. You should have already been told how much time you have left to live. Is it because you are in the terminal stage that this will be your last pilgrimage? Even though he is still in his seventies. If the jet lag is too painful, go to the hospital. They may find something else wrong with you.

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/06/04 (Tue) 06:34
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＞ Terminal is a term used for the sick, not for the elderly. If the disease is truly terminal, there is no hope for cure, and the only thing left to do is to die. You should have already been told how much time you have left to live.

Is that so? Japanese is a difficult language. I used "terminal" because it is closer to "end stage" than "late stage."

Does the true Japanese term "terminal" mean that a person is bedridden and unable to speak or communicate anymore?


＞ If jet lag is too painful, go to the hospital

It is not painful at all. The only thing I can say is that the night after I returned home, I kept getting a big stream of liquid. I would say it was painful.

I think that "terminal" is an exaggerated interpretation of the word.

• Haizawa
• mail
• 2024/06/04 (Tue) 07:02
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I would like to participate. Please contact me.

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/06/04 (Tue) 13:59
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＞ Double Kinman, are you really terminal? Terminal is not a word used for the elderly, but for the sick.

I looked it up in the SII Japanese dictionary and found that "terminal" means

＊ ＊ ＊ the end time, the last period, "medieval one" ↔ early. ＊ ＊ ＊

and it does not seem to be used merely for the sick. But it is often used as in "terminal symptoms," though.

So I will continue to use my age as

"terminally elderly" in the future, since my age is closer to "terminal" among the late-stage elderly. Well, it doesn't really matter.

Well, my brain is starting to rot, so I don't care what you call me or how you call me.

• ひよっこ
• 2024/06/04 (Tue) 21:01
• Report

＞ My age is near the "end stage" of late-stage aging

I'm not near the end stage. I'm not at all.

According to 2022 statistics, the average life expectancy of a 75-year-old Japanese male is approximately 12 years. This means that half of Japanese men who have just entered the late elderly will die before the age of 87, and half will live to be over 87. If one were to divide the elderly into two groups, the early elderly and the late elderly, the borderline would be around age 87. Therefore, among the late-stage elderly, 79 years old is a young man. If Mr. Baikinman considers himself "terminal" for personal health reasons, he is free to do so, but it is certainly a mistake to uniformly label all 79-year-olds in the world as "terminally elderly".

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/06/05 (Wed) 09:08
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Hiyoko,

I simply used "late stage" because I thought it would be in the late stage even in the late elderly frame, but

Japanese ・ If it is not correct from a national language perspective, I will not use it thereafter.

• 人生100年時代
• 2024/06/05 (Wed) 21:54
• Report

＞ I simply used "late-stage" because I thought he would be in the late stage even in the framework of late-stage elderly.

They say that the age of 100 years of life will come in the near future, and if he lives to 100 years old, he will live 25 years from 75 to 100 years old as a late-stage elderly. If you live to be 100 years old, you will live 25 years from 75 to 100 years old as a "late-stage senior citizen". If you are a healthy person like Mr. Bai Jin Man who never misses a day of exercise, you can afford to be 100 years old.

• 健康寿命
• 2024/06/06 (Thu) 06:41
• Report

My grandmother was a very health-conscious person who managed to take care of herself until she was 87 years old. She collapsed at home and was found by a home care nurse, and although she survived in the hospital, her dementia quickly worsened and she was bedridden and tied to her bed for four and a half years until she passed away yesterday.

Who is he keeping him alive to be bedridden until he is 100 years old? It is fine if he wants to, but most of the time his family is paying hard to keep him alive as long as possible, but I wonder if he should have the right not to have treatment after 85.
I would never want to live in that condition.

• 投資家のおとっつぁん
• 2024/06/06 (Thu) 17:32
• Report

If you're extremely poor, hold off on the truck gift
Let's do something about bitcoin too
Raise the rent too
Return the big TV and the IPAD MINI


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Showa Otto
2024/03/15

I also bought my Mexican son a truck, even though it's used.
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Showa Ototto
2023/07/31

Because I fill in bitcoin price movements in excel everyday.

If you fill in excel every day with price movements from August in late 2023.
The value at about 3:00 pm on July 31 is shown at 29215.00.

Checking in 2023,
January 1 ・ ＄ 16600, June 30 ・ ＄ 30050.
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• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/06/07 (Fri) 11:00
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#668 Healthy Life Expectancy,

＞ I think we should have the right not to treat people after 85

I agree. But this is a very difficult question.

We can't put him/her to sleep like an animal's pet dog or cat.

Actually, I went to see my 100-year-old mother on this trip to Japan. She has been in a nursing home with terminally ill patients for a long time, but no matter what I talk to her, she doesn't respond at all anymore. She is just being kept alive, but there is nothing we can do. It is a difficult problem.

I myself have told my wife and children that when I am completely medically unaware of anything, and if it is legal to do so, I can always Put Me to Sleep. I thought that was love for my family.

I guess I got too serious. I'm sorry. I wonder what kind of place Anoyo is. I hope it is a place like the pilgrimage path of Shikoku that goes on forever. Yes, I have put some pictures of the pilgrimage in this Bibi's Machikado photo book. One is a graph of the altitude and time spent going up and down to No. 12 Yakeyama Temple, which is considered the most difficult pilgrimage route in Shikoku, and another is a place where you hit Yakeyama Temple and came down a bit to see a farming village and a valley river below.

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/06/15 (Sat) 10:42
• Report

Last night, well, I got plenty of sleep.

The big one, well, plenty.

I've been back from Japan for over 10 days?

The older I get, the more jet lag I get.

• 介護
• 2024/06/25 (Tue) 17:35
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#668 Healthy Life Expectancy, #678xKin Man

I agree with you or maybe there should be some kind of law.　My aunt is in her mid 70's, can't move the lower half of her body, has dementia and can't eat by herself. She also has dementia and cannot eat by herself. She has a nurse to do everything, even getting up.　She is in bed all the time, so her body aches terribly, and she often gets infections and is given antibacterial drugs all the time.　　？

I hear that there are many similar cases in Japan, but what do you think?

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/09/06 (Fri) 13:58
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The current temperature outside my house is 111F.

The air conditioner in my house is almost always on.

I would do yard work if it were cooler, but I'm not kidding ！.

• Haizawa
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• 2024/09/07 (Sat) 06:47
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I would like to participate. Please contact me.

• 南湾住人
• 2024/09/07 (Sat) 08:28
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• Delete

It's hard to make friends when you're older, and even if you do meet someone, it's a generational thing whether you get along or not. I've seen people who I thought were good people in the beginning, but as they got closer to each other, they started to see things differently and drifted apart. The topic owner wrote that those 65 and older are eligible to join, but when you are close to 70, you can't keep saying "friend" or "best friend" like a middle or high school student, and you can't socialize like you did when you were younger.

• 倍金萬
• mail
• 2024/09/12 (Thu) 17:25
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＞ No electricity bill this month with solar panel


And the cost of purchasing solar panel (monthly installment or lease) this month is ？ ？ ？

Maybe that cost more than the electricity bill....


＞ 73f setting

Our house （ Valley Resident ） is 80F cooler than the outside air (up to 120F some days).

• 昭和改め明治
• 2024/09/12 (Thu) 20:19
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691 How much did you pay for electricity in August ？?

• TRASH
• 2024/09/13 (Fri) 09:35
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↑
What ？ every month ＄ 90 for 35 years or so ？
no gas bill, no hair dryer, hot water, electricity ？

• 昭和改め明治
• 2024/09/13 (Fri) 11:32
• Report

Every month $ 90 isn't that cheap ？
How much did you pay for electricity in August ？?

• TRASH
• 2024/09/13 (Fri) 11:43
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697 The average cost of installation is $20,000. In LA, you can get government subsidies. For example, if you pay off your electric bill in 10 years, you get free electricity until it breaks
35 years ＄ 90 years later, you get free electricity but only for your lifetime.

• TRASH
• 2024/09/13 (Fri) 16:43
• Report

＞ The solar panels in the mortgage loan is $ 90

What mortgage loan are you talking about ？ I usually mean the mortgage on the house, which you yourself said is included in the mortgage
So the house is paid off in 20 years.
The life of a solar system is usually 30 ～ 35 years, how many years do you think it is ？ Well, you didn't answer the question, so I guess you don't know or you are just full of lies.

• フシギ
• 2024/09/13 (Fri) 16:49
• Report

Even if it's included in the mortgage loan, the solar panel fee just doesn't add up after 20 years, and the house and solar panels don't necessarily have to be paid off, right? I don't know, we don't have panels on our house.

> So the house is paid off in 20 years. The shorter the loan term, the better. Howl of a loser who can't afford a house?

• TRASH. .
• 2024/09/13 (Fri) 21:42
• Report

Mortgage loans change the amount of payment in the middle ？ ？ ？ ？ I know what FIXED means ？ ？ ？ ？

• ふざけた夫婦
• 2024/09/13 (Fri) 23:39
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I'm sorry ！ ！ ！ I'd like to see my parents' faces, but I guess I'm a Buddha now ！ ！ ！

• フシギ
• 2024/09/14 (Sat) 09:58
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You don't seem to be able to read and understand the text.
I can't talk to you.

• TRASH
• 2024/09/14 (Sat) 14:07
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710 So... does a mortgage loan change the amount of payment in the middle of the loan?

• 無知
• 2024/09/14 (Sat) 14:48
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>Just sayin'

↑ Please use Japanese.

• ふざけた夫婦
• 2024/09/14 (Sat) 14:53
• Report

Fixed vs. Adjustable-Rate Mortgage:
Adjustable-Rate will change ？ If you check your mortgage loan ？ Dear Aunt.