It’s been days since Kurumi became deaf. It may be a good thing for him to be deaf so that sounds don’t startle him. We had a few guests today, but Kurumi didn’t notice them and fell asleep. However, it is a pity that we do not notice Kurumi when we call him. I hope that he will live a long and peaceful life. The glass work I ordered as a gift has arrived. I hope she likes it. I hope she can decorate it as a memorial thing.
The spectacle that rises while dyeing the sky orange is always a sight to behold. The houses will also turn orange. I was able to spend time with Kurumi in the garden again today. Kurumi was running around on the grass. The lemons in the garden are slowly turning colors. I was able to talk to the person I met at a car charging station in the evening. It was very helpful to be able to exchange valuable information as a fellow owner of an electric vehicle. He bought his car at the same dealer with me. I charged almost the same time as him, but noticed the charging power was different. I curious so I’ll do a little research.
Yesterday, October 14th, was the 150th anniversary of Japan’s railway history. 150 years ago, it opened for the first time in Japan between Shinbashi and Yokohama. Since then, railways have evolved remarkably, and bullet trains have started running in many areas. And the development of the Linear Shinkansen is underway. Allows us to move at 500km/h. I’m looking forward to it. Today I was blessed with sunshine in the afternoon and was able to play with Kurumi in the garden. Over the past few days, we’ve changed his eating schedule and he’s starting to feel better. I hope we can play together tomorrow.
We got a call from the trimmer during the trimming for Kurumi. She said that Kurumi is too nervous and is likely to become oxygen deficient. My wife hurried to there. Kurumi is afraid of scissors and doesn’t like being cut around his face. We have to be careful because the color of the tongue will turn purple. Next time, my wife will be waiting nearby. Kurumi will be 13 years old at the end of this year. I hope that he will continue to be taken care and live a long life.
After doing a clean install of Windows 10 yesterday, I installed all the updates. I finished the first half by leaving the computer on all night from last night. And I was finally able to get it up to date over the course of this morning. Since Windows 10 was released in 2015, there have been many updates. I seem to have tracked it all down. Kurumi no longer barks when he’s hungry since he started eating three meals a day. We’ll take a closer look him for awhile. We played at home today. Our friend who lives in Kiyosato, her dog died recently. We’re going to visit her next week, so I’m preparing some goods for the memory.
今日は S さんのパソコンを修復しています。8 年前に購入されたもので、最近動作が重くなってしまったようです。見ると Windows 7 のままで更新プログラムも入っていません。既に Microsoft では Windows 7 の保守を打ち切っています。なんとか工夫をして Windows 10 を入れることができました。しかし、パソコンの性能が低いので全ての作業に時間がかかります。家庭にある多くのパソコンはこのような状況なのかも知れません。 今日は気温が上がらず涼しい一日でした。夕方からは雨となり、この雨は明日まで降り続くようです。クルミとは家の中で過ごしました。
I’m repairing S-san’s computer today. It was purchased 8 years ago, and it seems that the operation has become slowly recently. It looks like Windows 7 with no updates. Microsoft has already stopped maintaining Windows 7. I somehow managed to get Windows 10 installed. However, the performance of the computer is low, so it takes time to do all the work. Many personal computers at home may be in such a situation. It was a cool day with no temperature rise today. It will rain in the evening, and it seems that this rain will continue until tomorrow. Kurumi and I spent it in the house.
Today was the first time in a long time that there was sunshine in the morning. It was a very pleasant morning as we hadn’t seen the sunshine for a week. In the afternoon, I went out and played with Walnut in the garden, but it was only during my work hours, so it was a little short. Working remotely from home today, I’m tired from sitting too much.
Today is a public holiday called Sports Day in Japan. In 2020, the public holiday previously called Taiiku-No-Hi was renamed. There are many national holidays in Japan, but this day is the first to have an English origin. However, the weather is not good. I was hoping for sunny and warm weather, but the cold drizzle continued throughout the day. I work from home because I work with an overseas company. Kurumi couldn’t go outside today and seemed bored.
Kurumi has been taking a prescription diet. After making this recipe, his digestion is good and it is very helpful. We give him toral 44g a day in divided in the morning (22g) and evening (22g), but since he is so hungry that he can’t wait until the evening, We decided to divide it into 3 portions from today. He’ll have the last one at 8pm. That way, he can sleep peacefully in the morning. I tried fix the leak in the mailbox. The spring of the outlet is broken, and the rain blows in. I bought the spring from a DYI store and installed it. It looks like it will rain tonight and tomorrow. I’m going to bed hoping the mailbox doesn’t have leak tonight.
This year’s Nobel Peace Prize went to human rights organizations in three countries. Below is a newspaper article. It is good to praise the efforts of such people, but I hope that the day will soon come when their activities became real. Reason for Award (Outline) For many years, who promoted the right to criticize power and defend the fundamental rights of citizens. Made outstanding efforts to document war crimes, human rights violations and abuses of power, demonstrating the importance of civil society to peace and democracy. Belarusian human rights activist: Mr. Alesi Byaliazki He has devoted his life to the democratization and peaceful development of his home country. Documented and protested official torture of political prisoners through a human rights group it founded. Russian human rights organization: “Memorial” Established a resource center to record victims of Stalin’s regime and compiled information on political repression and human rights violations. Ukrainian human rights organization: Center for Civil Liberties (CCL) Promoted human rights and democracy in Ukraine and worked to identify and document Russian war crimes against Ukrainian citizens after Russia’s invasion in February.
It was a short time today, but we enjoy sunny and warm. Kurumi sleeps well in the morning as usual.