by Yuki (why he used this photo? It is an out-of-season photo!)
by Mieko (though it is Japaneses)
Yesterday, unfortunately Yuki was suffering join pain of another side-effect. Today he seems to be all right. Probably from tomorrow, he will recover as usual (we hope).
We decided to discard a big TV which was used when I taught English to kids at home. Here in Japan a, it is troublesome to discard ‘old’ TVs. If you buys a new one, the electronics shop where you buy a new one takes it away.
The TVs which are relatively new are sold to second shops. But 10 year order ones are not taken even though we pay the disposal fee.
What I say is anyway it costs to get rid of TVs.
We chose the cheapest way.
First we go to a post office and buy its recycled ticket. (We already bought it.)
Then we take the TV to an official place to deal recycled things by car. (We are going to go there next Monday.)
There are two official places in this city. But both of them are little to far from our house.
It might sound easy. But we really understand why there are too many things including very old home appliances in elderly’s house. It costs to discard, and who takes them by car?
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