Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

I just wanted to write about some common things that happen during slope construction, lol

I'm sure you've all experienced this at some point.

I think this was especially true when I was younger—I was just so sleepy back then, lol.

I had to climb up the slope for work the night after a night out, but looking back now, that was really dangerous, wasn't it?

Napping Within the Law.

You tend to get sleepy in the spring and fall, don't you?

At times like that, I was sleeping right within the legal limits, lol.

My master craftsman used to tell me all the time, “If you sleep there, you’ll fall!” lol

So I was lying there with my legs crossed and my seatbelt on.

The best option is a formwork where your butt fits right in—one without drainage channels.

It feels really stable, so I sleep really well lol (That's dangerous.)

It's really dangerous, and I don't do it anymore, but back then it happened all the time lol

Also, the sound of the hammer drilling the anchor holes makes me sleepy!

Haven't you ever had that happen?

I'm dozing off to the monotonous sound of the beating, lol

It really is a lovely day.

It makes you sleepy, doesn't it?

Once you get used to all that noise, it’s like a soothing lullaby.

In the corner of the scaffolding…

After all, I was just so sleepy when I was young.

I'm still sleepy, lol

Now that I'm an adult, I can handle it to a certain extent, but on the other hand, even little things keep me from sleeping.

Being able to sleep means you're healthy and full of energy, doesn't it?

How about you all?

I think everyone has their own little quirks.

Just try to think back for a second, lol

See you later