I turned on the flash to take pictures of the eaves at night, and I actually caught the moon halo.

Some people may say, what's so special about that.

It’s quite difficult to take pictures of the moon halo with a mobile phone.

(I don’t know if high-end mobile phones can take clear pictures.)

At least, I almost never succeeded in taking pictures of the moon halo deliberately.

It may have something to do with focus adjustment and exposure. I know nothing about these.

Cold Enoki Mushrooms.

The rice here is... insatiable.

So I order two portions every time.

When ordering two portions, the store will serve the rice in a large bowl.

The large bowl... feels like it has more than three times the capacity of the small bowl.

So I went from not having enough to eat to... not being able to eat.

I thought of that text again, "A Bowl of Yangchun Noodles".

and, "The Last Ivy Leaf."

Ahem.

The rice that I thought I couldn't eat was all gone, but there were still a lot of enoki mushrooms left.

Try to eat it all.

"It's noon on the day of hoeing, and the sweat is dripping from the weeds."

4 (probably Thursday’s text)

Discover reminds me of Zara’s song Uncover.

(Thursday’s article reminded me) of the movie “Collateral Beauty”.

Buy fruit.

"We moved up there!"

"Here every Thursday."

No wonder. I just said why I haven’t seen him for so long.

If you hadn't happened to stop by and take a look, you might have thought you had moved somewhere far away.

(today)

New address found.

First reaction: It’s so remote. Moving the address is a wrong choice.

The shopkeeper was enthusiastic about recommending fruits, but I asked why I moved here.

The original place was great, wasn't it?

It can also light up a section of the road at night for students passing by.

“It’s easy to manage.”

This, isn't it?

I clearly sensed a sense of helplessness.

finally.

After the "formal answer", he whispered: "No".

Right. This is the truth.

It is convenient to be "managed".

"When people are under the eaves, they have to bow their heads."

I bought some grapefruits.

Keep grapefruit longer.

Suddenly I remembered a piece of news that said a squirrel stored a ton of nuts in some box on the wire.

Did you remember the wrong value? It sounds so exaggerated.

I also bought newly arrived grapes.

The store said they were tulip seedless grapes.

I just wanted to laugh on the way back.

Seedless means that it can no longer be planted.

Some people are like seedless grapes.

When I was little.

There is a neighbor.

He always keeps to himself. It feels quite mysterious.

A few years later, the neighbors became a family of three.

The little girl told me that she hoped someone would watch the stars with her in the future.

Later, a couple came.

Men are workers, women are smuggled from North Korea.

After having a child, I am happy.

Men want women to work.

The woman went to work and was reported.

Deported back to North Korea...

Hey..sad stories.

The fourth neighbor is the Haoran family.

The boy who wore slippers and ran with me on a rainy night.

Didn't pass high school and dropped out of school.

I often think about it.

If only I had given him more care and help back then.

Will his life be different?

(I left my hometown in the second grade of junior high school and almost never went back for many years.

I didn’t use mobile phones or computers before I went to college.)

Later, I asked my grandma several times about the first neighbor.

Grandma would answer every time: This person does not exist.

No such person found.

To say it was unexpected, it wasn't very surprising.

After all, many of the things I remember have been forgotten by others.

Sometimes I can produce evidence. More often than not, I cannot.
Chapter completed!