1, tidy up the house and find the marriage certificate of husband and ex. It was our wedding day. No wonder people say that they have changed when they see me?
I packed my mother's old box and took out thousands of pieces, including the bag my sister didn't want. There are also hundreds of dollars in it. I laughed so hard that my chin ached that night.
3, just tidy up the bookcase, dig out the guest book of junior high school and college graduates, read it under the desk lamp for a long time, and miss it very much. One of the messages is "Memories are wonderful". I can't remember some people, and I am inexplicably sad. There are no more than ten people who still contact frequently. I wonder how the others are doing?
4, six years in primary school and three years in junior high school, sending six or seven hundred postcards. Two days ago, I packed my things and found a postcard from someone who didn't know who wrote it to me in the diary of the first grade of primary school! I wish you a happy life, which is the only one I have received! Sad for a long time.
I found the necklace that my husband gave me before I got married in the small box where the washing machine collected the dirty things, and I always thought it was lost.
6. Nowadays, electric irons, steam irons and even digital irons have been widely used. In the past, if you wanted to flatten clothes, you had to iron them with traditional cast iron, that is, with a guy called "iron" by ordinary people, you first heated the fire, then put a towel on it, ironed the washed slightly wet clothes and dried them. What you like best is to iron a straight and tidy trousers line according to the center line of trousers. It is difficult to find such an object now, which has ironed a little beautiful waves for the lives of many beauty lovers.
7.abacus. Nowadays, computers have become popular. The abacus is the oldest calculation tool and abacus formula in China, which has a history of more than 2,600 years, but now it is getting farther and farther away from our life. Abacus used to be a compulsory course for every child, and the tool that every salesman must master has now been replaced by computer. Cashiers and accountants are all computerized, and the abacus formula of "five to five, one to one" can no longer be heard in our ears.