Eigosaijiki of this week was diploma.
Do you keep your deplomas?
I don't know where they are, and Yuki's neither.
Holding a tube with my diploma, I'm smiling in a photo, I know I graduated long years ago.
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I'm a Japanese housewife living in Japan. I'm in my 60's. I want to know daily lives in the world, so at first I'll tell my daily. What is your daily life?
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- Monday has started.
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- My husband Yuki and I live in a regional city. Our retirement life has state since 2020. Though Something good, exciting, worried or bad often happens, we try to focus the current situation and spend enjoyable days while living offf our savings little by little carefully.
2 comments:
Yes! I would not care but when I apply for a job or some types of volunteering, they always want to see my diploma(s)and keep a copy on the file. So I am forced to preserve all diplomas and documentation, even from my primary school. :)
Thanks for your comments, Marta. Probably we used to keep our diploma, but now I don!t know where they are.
And the diplomas of my daughters are kept in my house.
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