I took action to settle the problem I had held in for 10 years.
A 7LDK country house with a site area of 600 tsubo that I bought for my husband who died about 10 years.
After my husband's death, the maintenance of the house was left to a nearby carpenter, including the meaning of community ties.
Unfortunately, all the work I asked for was desastrous.
Ultinetely, his worst job was the insulation I requested three years ago. He made a big stain on the celling of the main guest room on the ground floor.
After that, I was finally able to ask another construction shop in the town to repair the rafters in the drowning room on the first floor, which I had been worried about for 2 years.
I'm thinking of starting after the Setsubun when the new year begins.
This is the beginning of the decluttering of the house.
Whatever it is, the first thing we do to get something is to let go of one.
The short dandelion flowers that bloomed in spite of cold waves in the Covid-19 tell us.