My family and I moved into my parents' old house. Today I will tell you about the events of the past week, including going out with my husband for the first time in a while, opening a box I was going to throw away and finding my dolls in it, and digging for roots in the field.
Living in an old house in the countryside is inconvenient, but there is something more relieving about living in a life where time passes peacefully.
Things that I had forgotten in the hurry of my life come back to me and seem very fresh, things that I missed unexpectedly come out of old boxes, and I am able to spend my morning alone time more slowly.
Nothing special has happened, but I feel the happiness of ordinary daily life.
March 3 is the Japanese Doll Festival. This festival has long celebrated the healthy growth of girls. Individuals display dolls called "Hina Dolls" in their homes and cook a feast such as Chirashi Sushi.
Hina dolls are officially displayed on a tiered stand called a hina-dan. Today, the hina-dan is gone, so they are displayed in the tokonoma (alcove).
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