A customer who came yesterday too.
A customer who came yesterday also bought a watch to celebrate his 10th wedding anniversary.
This year is also our 10th wedding anniversary...we have to do something (lol)
This time I will write a little old story.
We are both from Hiroshima, but we met in Tokyo.
We started dating and got married two years later.
After a while, I decided that I wanted to move to the south side of Chiba Prefecture.
At the same time, I found out I was pregnant.
There is a place called Tateyama City on the south side of Chiba, and I wanted to live there...
In the end, I moved to Kisarazu City, which is in the middle of the city and close to Tokyo.
The spacious and relaxing atmosphere of the city makes it easy to raise children.
It's a really nice place to live where prices are low and the locals are kind.
At that time, I was exhausted from my busy life, so
We were thinking of raising our children slowly and deciding on our future.
Although it is a little inconvenient and daily life is not easy without a car,
The air is clear and the sky is full of stars at night.
My heart is rich because I was able to live a truly human life.
I lived every day looking forward to the day when my child would be born.
And childbirth.
Although there was an incident where the child's heart stopped momentarily just before it was born,
A child who is twice as big as other babies who are close to birth date.
That was my child, but that wasn't the only problem...
It wasn't until a little while later that I learned that I had a minor congenital disease that would require surgery.
It is a great shock for parents to find out that their first child has a disease, even if it is small.
“Why is it my child?”
I was so devastated that I even thought about that.
The only places nearby where you can perform surgery for children's illnesses are Yokohama or the back of Narita.
The only hospital available was a two-hour drive each way.
I wanted to stop thinking deeply for a while,
I don't know what to do when I see my wife not feeling well every day.
One day, I asked him, ``Do you want to go back to Hiroshima?''
I have come to the conclusion that there is no reason to live in Kisarazu as it is now.
When I consulted a doctor at the hospital, he said, ``There's a great doctor in Hiroshima.''
I thought, ``Maybe this is some kind of fate that tells me to go back to Hiroshima.''
Although I have made that decision...what should I do when I return home?
One day, when I was eating at a shopping mall a little far away,
I remember someone suddenly asking me, ``Why don't you open a watch shop?''
A day of heavy snow that I will never forget.
There was so much snow that I couldn't see in front of me, so I almost got lost on my way home (lol)
From that day on, I worked hard on my plan,
What should we do to open a shop on our own without any funds?
We research every possible method and arrive at a way to receive a ``subsidy''.
To find out more, I consulted a local judicial scrivener, and he was really kind.
"There's someone who knows more than me, so I'll introduce you."
The person who introduced me to me turned out to be the teacher who was conducting the screening for the grant.
There are days when I have to take my crying child to the library in the next town for meetings.
Re-create and submit documents over and over again.
As a result...it was successfully adopted.
But it goes without saying that there is no time to be happy with the results.
When will it continue?
Well, it's kind of strange,
Looking back, I think that everything is connected to the "now".
At that time, I was desperately trying to do what was in front of me, even if it was painful.
Once it passes, nothing will happen.
But if we don't become ``desperate,'' we have no future.
I don't have much talent or education, so all I can do is do my best (lol).
Five years ago, I moved to Chiba because I wanted to live in the countryside, but now I unexpectedly live in Fukuoka...
We can't even imagine something like this ourselves.
You never know what will happen in life!
For the time being, our family will be celebrating our 10th wedding anniversary in October, so we're desperately thinking about what to do (lol)