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#여름방학일기 #콘수프기록 #맞팔 #OmegiTteok #제주오메기떡 #제주진아떡집 #ThaiTwistedCutlery #가죽테이블보 #SyracuseLetteringPlate This is a sequel to the tea story. ^^ My husband wanted to buy a Japanese tea, but my in-laws were particularly vocal about their dislike. I insisted they buy it anyway. They weren't helping me with the money, and I was saving up to buy it anyway. If I hated Japan so much, why didn't I just stop buying anything made in Japan? Why do I only bring up Japan's bad points at times like this? It's the same with China, Germany, Russia, etc. You can't force someone to learn what they want, but you just have to accept the bad parts. If I really dislike a country, I shouldn't buy anything made in it or even adopt it. But that's not always the case. So anyway...my husband, who has trouble making decisions, hesitated a bit, lol, but I pushed him and he ended up buying it. Actually, with the money we had at the time, my husband wanted a Toyota Camry, and I wasn't interested, but when we went to look at it, he dragged his slippers around, so we just went in the neighborhood, and in the middle of summer, they didn't even offer us a glass of water. So I told him not to go. Lol, it sucks. Judging things just by their looks... So I ended up buying a Nissan Altima. The salesperson was so kind. And I drove that car for about nine years. If I didn't want to hear complaints, I should've chosen a different car, but my job requires me to drive a lot, and for the same price, I wanted something sturdy. The door really felt different when I opened and closed it. It felt really sturdy. I made the right decision back then. I actually had a few accidents with that car, but I think the reason I didn't get hurt was because it was sturdy. I spent my own money on the car back then, so if I hadn't been able to buy it on my own and had listened to my parents, I think I would've regretted it so much. I think that was also a 2.1 opportunity for me. As an adult, you should be able to take responsibility and make your own decisions. But even as an adult, when it came time to make decisions, I realized I needed money. If I had money, my parents wouldn't object to my decisions, even if they didn't want to. But if I didn't have money, they'd keep criticizing me. So I just saved up all my money and did it. So they didn't say anything. But if I had just listened to my parents back then, I think I would have regretted it so much later in life. A drunk driver rear-ended my car, and the repair cost was more than the car itself, so it had to be scrapped. I insisted and insisted, and after a month of twists and turns, I finally got it fixed. Imported cars take a long time. It took a long time because parts weren't available. But I thought about that car as having protected me, so from then on, even if it cost a bit more, I preferred a good car when choosing a car, even if it wasn't my own. I don't know much about cars, but my standard for judging them is, lol, it feels a bit heavy when I close the door. If I can't open and close it properly, I'm fine. Haha. I've since changed cars, but a year later, I had an accident, scrapped it, and replaced it with another car. I don't know if it's worth the money, but it's definitely worth the money. More than anything, if something goes wrong, I blame myself. But if I listen to others and the result is the same, I'll blame them. So, I think it's better to make my own decisions. Even if I'm not intentionally being a tree frog. Thank you for reading this long post. This was my 2.1 opportunity. Every moment of choice is an opportunity, right? ^^ Oh, right. ^^ The rice cakes are omegi rice cakes that a friend sent me for my birthday. They were delicious. ^^ I take them out and eat them one by one whenever I want.