Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
The other day, during a site inspection by the general contractor,
This got really good reviews lol
I made this a few years ago, and I've been using it every year since.
The best thing about this is that it doesn't break!
And then
When disassembled, it’s this size, so you can load it into a passenger car and drive away.
The length is 1,300 mm.
Camping tents break easily, but this one won't.
It won't break even if the wind blows it over.
And best of all, if any part gets bent, you can replace just that part.
We're not selling it right now, lol.
I'll think about it if more people want it, lol
And since we'll be conducting experiments on temperature and perceived temperature at this location, I'll let you know more about that later ^^
But that's beside the point.
All sorts of things happen on site.
Sometimes things happen that weren't originally planned, or they turn out to be worse than expected.
The director was terrible, lol—the mountain suddenly collapsed, the materials didn't arrive, or the materials were the wrong ones.
All sorts of things happen.
But there’s absolutely no need to be pessimistic, skeptical, or dismissive about this.
But in reality, I get yelled at by the general contractor (lol), get snide remarks, and am treated with distrust.
There are times when you just think, “Enough already,” right?
In such a tight spot, how do you go about building yourself up?
How can I cheer myself up when I'm feeling down??
Actually, there's an easy way to do it!
That means just accepting the situation, sticking to the basics, and doing things properly—and if that doesn't work, then thinking about what to do next.
The important points areI'm going to own it!
When we become adults,Reason...works.
That’s why there are things we can’t see, and it’s possible that we’re creating those invisible parts ourselves.
What I mean is that I try not to look at it.
Like thatThoughts onThe way to remove the limiter is to just accept it.That's it.
Doing so may bring to light ideas, solutions, and approaches that were previously unseen.
This means that by going back to the basics and taking a fresh approach, there is a very good chance that we can find a way to resolve the issue.
If you're having trouble deciding which door to open, just open them all! (Try them all! lol)
When you're stuck, I hope that if you just take a step back and think things through, a good idea will come to you based on your past experiences! lol
I'm feeling kind of unsettled right now, so,
I just wrote something like that lol (self-help lol)
See you later.
