Nobu's Diary

I enjoyed pleasant works with my wife at the elementary school's exhibition.
　
Among them, we couldn't help smiling to see these lovely Fu-jin pictures that my son and his classmates drew.
　

　

My two sons went to my hometown Tsuyama today.
 　
The elder got a digital single-lens reflex camera a few days ago by saving his allowance.
　
So he was looking forward to taking photos at various places in the northern part of Okayama.
　
Under my parents' influence, they must use my native dialect like "-jaken" or "-ja" for a while after getting back to Tokyo.
　
It'll be fun:)
　

I found many tents on the underground passage between Shin-maru build. and Maru-build.
　
It was an experiment of how people could stay at the underpass in case of a big earthquake.
　
I felt it was very good to be prepared for contingencies.
　

I attended a workshop to know how to use AED, which helped me a lot to understand many things about first aid.
　
Heart massage works for pumping the blood to the brain, not for restarting breath, and AED doesn't work for the heart that stops completely, and so on.
　
Most important thing I learnt was that it was very easy to use.
　

Shortly after my son went out, his friend living next door also rushed out though it was late at last night.
　
They looked very happy!
　

Chat over coffee and blueberry cheese pie as dessert with my wife.
　
　
In our area, children walk to elementary school in a small group of neighbors.
　
My younger son became a 'Hancho' from coming April because of losing Janken.
　
The group had 12 members in my elder son's day about 5 years ago, but only 5 members now.
　
And there're 85 pupils in my son's 5th grade, but only 53 new pupils will come.
　
Decreasing more and more.
　

Had lunch with my coach yesterday.
　
Talking about the 6 days training program that I planed for my staff, which is intended to improve logical communication abilities and problem-solving skills under his guidance.
　
I hope to see good business strategies by each team after repeated hypothesis and test cycle at the end of this course.
　

I lost my commuter pass!, I realized the disaster in front of the ticket gate.
　
I hurried to the office to check if it was on the pathway, but nothing could be found.　
　
 "You've Got Mail", the company mobile phone showed a message when taking the train with hopeless feelings.
　
After logging in the intranet, I was deeply impressed by the message that a kind member of the different department found it.
　
So relieved!
　

New year party with camping friends last night:)
　
We used to enjoy 'Takibi-talk' on the camping ground until late at night almost every week.
 　
It was a rare event that I was the youngest!
　

By real-time lot, I won the prize of On-Demand preview of Ken Watanabe's Hayabusa, a probe vehicle that successfully landed Itokawa.
　
As I had enjoyed Yuko Takeuchi's another Hayabusa's movie, hope this would be interesting too!