Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
There are times when I just can't write a blog post, lol.
When that happens, just take a look at the photos!
The Spring Drill's extension and coupling, photographed this morning...
Hmm...
I guess I can't write anything like this...
It feels so great to put shade cloth over the plants in the summer—it really takes the strain off your body...
But since this is a summer article...
I was thinking I might write an article about slope stabilization for the first time in a while, but...
Do people actually write "last layer"? lol
Rounding!?
Like, "Are you doing it?"
Is there really a demand for this??
Even though I think that, I end up ignoring it anyway.
Come to think of it, I remembered the article I’d started writing, so I checked my drafts folder, and"Designated Temporary Housing and Voluntary Temporary Housing"There was something like that.
Let's go with that!
As I was thinking that, I kept scrolling and came across an article titled “The North’s Curly-Haired Guy” lol
Well, I’m just writing about whatever struck me at the time, but it’s a terrible title...
It just comes to me when I'm writing like this.
In the past, I used to scrap articles I’d written haphazardly at the time, but maybe it’s okay to post something like this once in a while?
Well, I do feel a little bad that this doesn't really offer any useful information for you guys, lol.
I’d like to write at length about our current design projects and what’s happening on-site, but there are issues regarding the general contractor’s policies and compliance that prevent me from sharing photos.
I just can't write it poorly.
If I write something poorly and end up causing trouble for the general contractor, it could lead to a worst-case scenario.
Some agents tell me it’s okay to write about it, lol (I appreciate that, but I won’t do it, lol—it’ll be too late if something happens).
Occasionally, there are readers of mine working at government offices, and in cases where they tell me it’s okay to write about it, I do write a little bit.
I jot down any ideas, phrases, or questions that come to mind at the time, and then flesh them out a bit later.
I use that as a basis for drawing pictures and writing, but if I don’t focus mainly on past examples, there’s a risk I’ll cause trouble.
It's really hard to just ramble on and on, isn't it?
Back when I was a student, I never would have imagined I’d end up writing.
However, since I’ve studied vocabulary and communication skills to some extent through the meeting minutes for prime contractor projects and internal documents, I suppose that knowledge is coming in handy?
I’d like to convey this to you all in plain, everyday language, but since we’re currently working mainly as a subcontractor, I can’t use the kind of language a general contractor would use, so it’s a bit tricky.
When I look back at this article, I can't help but laugh at how disjointed it is—I have no idea what the author is trying to say lol.
Anyway, I’ve decided on tomorrow’s post, so I’ll do my best today to get it ready! (What’s that supposed to mean? lol)
Today I decided to write about a little struggle I'm going through! lol
See you later.
