Chapter 41 partridge butt (4)

However, it occurred to me that I had once made a decision to build rather than destroy.I surveyed the world around me, trying to find something positive while avoiding Colombe.I can't find anything.These are people who are waiting to die and only know how to work hard... Then, a miracle happened, and it was Colombe who solved the problem for me, yes, Colombe.As we kissed Granny, promised her we'd see her soon, and left, my sister said, "Grandma seems to be living comfortably. As for the rest...we'll forget about it soon." "These words, this may seem narrow, just focusing on the words "quickly forgotten" is enough.

On the contrary, this is something that should especially not be forgotten.It should not be forgotten that the frail elderly, who are on the verge of a death that young people don't want to think about (and they take their parents to be cared for in a nursing home, without noise and trouble), should have used their last days for nothing, without joy In the end, you will only accept your fate in depression, depression, and nagging.It should not be forgotten that you will grow old, and so will your friend's body, and that all will forget you and spend their lives in solitude.It should also not be forgotten that these old people were once young. Life is so short. We are twenty years old today, but we will be eighty the next day.Colombe believes we can "forget quickly" because old age is so far away to her, it seems never to come to her, and I, I knew early on that life is short, look at the people around me, So busy, so nervous about dying, enjoying the present greedily, just to not think about tomorrow...but we are afraid of tomorrow because we don't know how to build the present, and we don't know how to build the present, just tell ourselves that tomorrow will be able It's really hopeless to do it, because tomorrow will eventually become today, don't you think?

So, all of this should not be forgotten.We should live with the attitude that we will grow old eventually, it won't be beautiful, it won't be good, and it won't be very happy.Tell yourself that the important thing is now: to build a certain state of life, right now, at any cost, with all your might.I always keep the nursing home in my heart, and always think about surpassing myself every day to make life immortal.Climb Mount Everest in your heart step by step, making every step of yourself a moment of eternity. In the future, its function is: to build a good life now with a real plan full of vitality.

Grammar 1. Momenta This morning, Jacent Rosen introduced me to the new owner of the house in Arden. What is his name Grang.I didn't hear clearly, because Mrs. Rosen always talked like a cockroach in her mouth, and just when the elevator door opened, the well-dressed and arrogant Pallier came out.He greeted us briefly, and departed with the hasty step of an industrial tycoon. The new owner of the house is a gentleman in his sixties, with an elegant manner and a Japanese taste.He was short and thin, with a lined but well-defined face.He exudes a charismatic personality, and at the same time, I can also feel his firmness, cheerfulness and enthusiasm.

For a while, he could bear, with equanimity, the voice of Jacente Rosen, cooing like a hysterical hen.You know, her virtue is really like an old hen standing in front of the rice pile. "Hello, ma'am," were his first words, and only that, in unaccented French. I put on my half-foolish concierge disguise.Before me was a new inhabitant, whose mind had not yet been branded by the force of habit as a foolish concierge, and therefore, in order to convince him, I had to take special measures.So, I just said a few good, good, good without any confidence, in order to respond to Mrs. Rosen's barrage of attacks.

"Can you point to Mr. So-and-so (Mrs. Jacent Rosen can't pronounce clearly, she called Ozu successively Chou, Pschou, Opchou, so I translated it.--Annotation?) Where is the garage?" ?” "Can you explain to Mr. So-and-so (anxious?) the distribution of mail and letters?" "The interior designer is coming on Friday, could you keep an eye out for Mr. So-and-so (careful?) between ten and ten-thirty?" etc. Mr. So-and-so did not show any impatience, but waited politely and looked at me with a friendly smile.I thought everything would be fine.As soon as Mrs. Rosen says she's tired, I can go into my cave again.

However, things don't always develop as expected. "The door mat in front of Mr. Arden's door hasn't been wiped yet. You go and deal with it temporarily. The verb pallier  used by Mrs. Rosen is traditionally considered a grammatical error, and the correct usage should be removed." The hen asked me. Why do comedies always turn into tragedies?Admittedly, I sometimes use bad grammar because it has always been my weapon of defense. "Is it a type of myocardial infarction?" I've asked Chabro in the past to distract him from my ridiculous way of speaking.