Frost morning

25/12/2016 (afternoon) I cooked more than 30 japanese croquets in the kichen. I found lots of potatos, which were cultivated by my father, with shoots. I din't want waste these "Pomme de Terre" in vain. So I boiled them, after taking shoots, because Shoots include poisoneus essencial called "Soranin", peeled the skin, mashed all, put minced pork and chopped onion in them, made about 30 pieces of big(12cm×8cm×2cm) steel wool like shape potato cakes, put dried bread flour outside of them and fried them until they turned brown. This recipe came from Western countries and the dish is called "croquet". In the early 20th century, a famous song for "croquet" was composed by a noble Duke. It says, "Today, I eat croquets, Tomorrow, I will eat croquets, Everyday I eat croquets". For rich people, this song meant that he was tired of eating croquets, while, for middle class or lower, it meant that he was looking forward to eating delicious croquets. I don't know exactly this Duke felt about croquets. But, I myself am satisfied with my "work", that is, a real Mount of 30 croquets, because I took advantage of the agricultural products. I served newly cooked my croquets, hot and tasty, to my family. Our family will consume these croquets for a while everyday, just like the song. "today, I eat croquets, tommorow, I will eat croquets..." 26/12/2016 This morning I found frost on the ground. It's frosty and cold morning in effect. "Here we go round the Marberry Bush..." In Hachioji, where I lived before my imprisonment, there was a roal called "Marbery road", named after its history as a silk producing city. Marberry feeded silk worms in Hachioji. In Edo era, Hachioji was famous for its silk production. Now a days, this city has nothing to produce and depends on monthly allowence to versity students from their parents in local areas. In 1990s, many versities in Central Tokyo established their satelites in Hachioji, almost 1 hour far from the center of Tokyo. It was too too strange, because at that time, the population of students was shrinking. Now, more and more, the number of young people is reducing. However, lots of new versities are established every year. There are full of strange faculties. One day, I found an advertisement of "Faculty of Nursing Pets"(!!!) in the train. I almost burst to laugh. Faculty of Human Development, Faculty of Digital Communication, Faculty of Life-style producing.... "What do they mean?", maybe many people would wonder. My question is, who are the stupid boys and girls to enter in these newly established kinky faculties. While I was imprisoned forcedly in Hasegawa Hospital in Mitaka, I met many internship students of these kind of University. They are students of Faculty of Nursing. They are all dull, flamvoyant jamheads with "ANIME voice", without any exception. One of the evilest example was who continued to make a conversation with an elder pacient called Ms.ARAKI, who caught a cold and with fever. She was my mate in the chamber No.425. After the stupid girl's inquisition（acording to a nurse in Hasegawa Hospital, internship students' duty is "conversation with eldery persons"), Ms.ARAKI's fever reached at 38.5℃！！！ We, people, know, whitout beeing taught, that taking a rest is the best prescription for a patient with a cold. However, this student of Faculty of Nursing, didn't know it at all!!! What does she learn everyday? Just "how to get married with a medical doctor" or How to make ANIME voice"? Japanese Degree of Nursing, at least actually, isn't worth at all. Why do many universities in Tokyo have faculty of nursing? Just because to atract flamboyant dull local girls saying, "Oh, you are a future wife of a medical doctor! Your position would be assured! You would be rich, laxurious, non-working domestic wife. Come on! Entrance is highly easy. Just register ! " During my imprisonment, I've met lots of strange figures, that I had never communicated with before, because their life-style was totally different from ours. Thus, I dare say, that I got to get a rare opportunity to get to know strange life-style of females of high-class society. they are too dull, too idol, too dirty, too flamboyant, too degraded. I called them "DoDoMerdas", after their Hiper-Domestic way of Life. In Japan, "Do" means "super" or "hiper". "Merda" is portugues. I don't want to indicate the significance here, because I am too shy to do so.And the pronunciation of "Me" in Japanese is similar to the word that means female. I hope this term "DoDoMerda" be norotious in the world.