When I was young in Bulgaria I observed my parents and family getting up out of chairs and walking when we went to places.

I learned that most people write with their right hand, a few write with their left. And I noticed that each time a family member would walk somewhere they used their right leg first. I don't think there is much value in this memory, but I would make a scientific hypothesis that a few people in our world are left footed. Don't actually think that's a word but anyway.

When I was in Bulgaria I had iron deficiency. So I decided to boil nettles into a tea. There is a difference between "Mitko Rouynekov architecture student boils nettles fresh from the garden" and a chemist makes nettles into a normal tea.

I try to improve my voice through hot and cold drinks but the words come out wrong sometimes. I really don't know what I should do.

There have been some fumes in every apartment I've been in.

Once me and my father went outside somewhere around 8pm. He said "See? You have air here. There's wind."

I couldn't agree with him. I felt like I don't have an apartment because of the fumes and what he said. It feels like being homeless. You don't have enough oxygen in your apartment. This is why when I wake up early in the morning I go outside on my balcony for a few minutes. It's always after 5 am and no one has raised any complaints so far.

If you are able to, please let everyone know. This is why. This is the reason. There is nothing suspicious and I wouldn't say fire if there's no fire.

I think everyone should be informed of this. If it's not allowed call me on the phone and I'll wait until 6 or 7 am to do it.

that keeping people in a loop is against human rights. That includes the people who they speak to through technology which speaks for them. :)

Sometimes I speak in my apartment specifically in my room in private when I'm thinking about something, because it helps you form a theory or hypothesis.

Smoking changes the voice, it may even be inaudible and I only hear the words perfectly in english through my hearing technology, and there's also technology which is malicious and can change words.

I want to assure you, that I have never discussed anything wrong or immoral, but sometimes it's things from history or the present which change a person's views towards everything and make them wonder things about the world.

For the love of God please don't record me.

Post Scriptum: There are many good things sometimes as well. It's kind of funny.

When I was a teenager my father rubbed something on my toe. It caused a corn which felt uncomfortable. I was half asleep but I noticed what he was doing. I told him I would go to a doctor and seek justice. The next day he rubbed something else and the corn from whatever liquid he originally put there went away. A few days passed and he did the same thing again.

I plan to explain this to my general doctor, regardless of him passing away, so that it can be put in his file. -That he tried to disgrace me and control me through discomfort.

I tried rubbing cream that helps it, it split into two now, so I guess I need a better cream.

When I was young in one of our buldings, the super needed to fix the heating system in our apartment. He opened the cover in front of me and the lid fell through. I grabbed a strong magnet and put it on top of the lid, and then pulled the lid through, as a handle for the lid. Then I made it stay up with a screwdriver as a wedge.

Later on I met him and gave him the magnet. For a while we were friends because of that.

It may not be the first time that this has happened, the thought that you could use a magnet as a handle for when you can't grab something. But it's a meaningful memory.

Part two.

When I was young in Bulgaria I asked my father if anything helps eyesight after using a computer. He replied "When you look at something far away, such as outside your window."

It is at this point that I thought that if we have technology which helps us look around, while we are outside after school or work we could look at various things in the distance, such as buildings and trees. I explained this to him and told him one last thing. "If this technology is made, this may be obvious to you, but don't do it while crossing the street."

So you see, aside from love and romance related things I feel that I've helped improve people's eyesight greatly through simple things that we can do.

As of recently I found a neat gadget in the internet. It's something that keeps solid things from falling down the drain when you use the sink. A much longer time ago in Bulgaria we designed something similar when I saw he left something that looked like a miniature metal trashcan on the table. We tried using it after I told him to and mom's bracelet nearly went to the sewer. We dismantled a horizontal pipe and retrieved it. I noticed what was wrong with it. The button was on the outside of the trashcan so jewellery could fall through... But because I was young I noticed how useful a better version could be.

Let's say occasionally debris that doesn't cost money falls in the sink... Such as facial hair. This would clog the sink eventually. My mother's bracelet was 100 levs this was the 1990s and I asked him how much a plumber would cost to repair clogging. "If he has to replace pipes... 350 levs" I asked him if a person would have to miss a day of work to greet the plumber... That's also the clients paycheck for the day. Even though what we made costs only maybe 5 dollars currently... Meaning the normal version... This can save gold. But I think as I told my father "we need to make gold in order to save gold" (I meant that he needs to not miss a day of work and that the plumber can do some different more required work during their time.

I realize that my previous post linked to this makes me seem like a horrible person, so I have to fill it in with more details.

After I spoke to my aunt at home she said that she was angry with me. My mother said the same thing in the other room in our apartment in Bulgaria, but I told her directly "Okay, her legs may be very slightly weaker during her life, but she powered through, so her heart will get much stronger from those stairs, which means she would live much longer."

At this point my mother took a pause and just stood there saying nothing.

She walked in the other room after about 15 minutes of looking at me in shock and spoke with her while sitting there. My aunt was happy that I asked her politely, assertively, to continue climbing up the steps in the mountains in the village we were in during summer vacation.

So I guess I could say only one thing to all middle aged people. Your bodies are fairly strong, but after coffee, alcohol, and sometimes previous smoking -your hearts are weak. Even if your body feels tired while walking somewhere... or for some reason related to a child's liveliness... climbing steps... power through. You'll live much longer, and you'll still be able to walk everywhere you want to and climb to your apartment floor or workplace.

https://belthagor.newgrounds.com/news/post/1437870

Post Scriptum: A few days passed and I said something which is a bit silly. "Do you think if my aunt's heart is stronger she would re-gain the small amount of strength she lost in her legs with time? Maybe they'd get stronger as well?" My mother said nothing, my aunt was somewhere in her apartment or at work.

P.P.S. I am not a medical professional, which needs to be written as a disclaimer, so everything I type can be taken lightly.