Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Looks like I forgot to include the title of my blog post from the other day, lol.
I realized it at 8:00 p.m. the other day.
It's true—I was writing this blog post while half-asleep.
On the one hand, I find drilling really tiring, but on the other hand, is my stamina declining?
That's what I think.
Guys like me, who only work as craftsmen when I'm busy, usually end up getting really fat from sitting around doing paperwork all the time, but...
Whenever I go to the job site, the first thing I notice is that my knees seem to hurt.
And the latter half of the afternoon is really tough.
It really shows on my body, lol.
This is one of those things you surprisingly don't notice when you're working on paperwork and such.
Since I work while sitting down, it's hard to notice when my stamina is declining.
Especially the legs and lower back.
I've been out on site drilling since Monday, and in a sense, it's a job that requires standing all day.
So, my legs and lower back were already feeling pretty rough a few days ago, lol.
My legs and lower back—especially my lower back—are so wobbly that I feel like they’re about to give out at any moment, so,
I'm very careful when standing up or sitting down.
After all, it's all wobbly.
After about a week, I get used to it and can actually do my job pretty well, lol.
My current assignment will probably wrap up in about a week, and I’ll likely be moving on to the next one, so I’ll be working on building up my strength on site for a while.
People who are out in the field every day really do have a lot of energy, don't they?
Help artisans who only show up when they're busy, like me, are totally useless, lol.
If you don't go out to job sites very often, you need to be careful!
Please take care of your legs and lower back.
Especially at the end of the fiscal year, after being under a lot of pressure, you feel a sudden sense of relief once the final inspection is complete.
Let's keep our guard up!
Stay safe!
See you later.
