After moving here, I continued to receive express delivery from various places, especially for the original homeowner, and more during the holidays. There are seasonal fruits and small handicrafts.

Every time I received a message from him, he would give me the shipping address, saying he wanted to express his gratitude to the sender and tell me that the house was sold, so that he would not bother me in the future.
Then he told me, "Sorry to bother you, please trouble me to make the best use of these things."
He went out to study with his son, so I forwarded it to him, and it was indeed broken when it arrived. And even if they are sent, many of them will not go through customs. I can only take advantage.
But some things still need to be forwarded carefully, including those from public welfare organizations, academic organizations, and some associations, or publications, letters, or New Year items.
After moving around for a period of time, there are fewer of these, but the local specialties are still very strong, especially the mushrooms and matsutake mushrooms from Yunnan.
At the time of handover. He took me through all the details, and the general idea was that it would be good to renovate wherever he wanted to do it, but he didn't have time to give it up, and so on. It means making the best use of everything and not wasting it.
Then he specifically explained that if you want to make renovations, you should communicate with your neighbors beforehand to find out whether there is any problem. In particular, I was reminded that the small door next to the hedge is very convenient.
He took me through the small door and met the neighbor. The neighbors were very polite, introduced themselves efficiently, and even told me the WiFi password.
Later, I couldn't help but smash it and change it. After all, everyone has their own ideas about where they live. For example, there is no need for his bookcase in the place where he reads the market, no matter how fine the wood is. Don't want to lose! Books can be placed anywhere in the living room, bedroom, stairs, hallway, or sunroom, but not in the trading room. And using as many cows as possible and so on.
While I was fiddling with this, one day a little girl came and stood at the small door. After looking at me for a long time, he asked me, are you the uncle who will move here? I asked her why she called me uncle. She said dad said you are two years older than dad.
Then she asked me, would I cut down that tree? I asked her if she had any suggestions? She said that the tree was planted by her sister who used to live here, and she and her sister also had a cattery under the tree. Now that my sister is going to school, she completely owns the cat and the cattery...
Planting a tree, giving birth to a child, writing a book are all forms of fulfilling life.
When a child wants you to keep a tree, it's impossible to say no. I kept her tree and learned all her secrets and joys. If you leave the tree behind, you will leave a hedge. If you leave the hedge behind, you will leave a small gate. Leaving the small door behind, she took the cat through several hedges as before.
When she brought the cat to eat matsutake fried in butter, she took one piece, and the cat took one piece, licking her fingers, just like the daughter I had imagined.
Be grateful for life.
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