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Finding a hole on the wall
I’m posting this at 22.4 bps of my poor 3G.
I was supposed to install the internet line before this noon and post about the 500,000 Bq of tritium detection in the afternoon but the internet people didn’t show up for some reason. They should have come yesterday.
However, the unexpected day off made me a lot of time to think about my situation.
Now I’m in Arad, but I might not be able to withdraw the apartment in Bucharest because I don’t know any lawyer in Arad, at least by now.
The apartment in Arad costs 130 € a month. The one in Bucharest costs 250 € a month (plus utility for both of them). It is ridiculous to keep the one in Bucharest. Also, I will need to have a proper headquarters for Fukushima Diary corporation after this winter. The rent would be 150 € ish a month.
The financial burden is becoming bigger and bigger.
but it’s almost nothing compared to the costs in Svalbard, where I’m planning to go to research this summer.
I’ll have to stay at a hotel until I find an apartment or something. The cheapest place costs 120 € a night. Not even a month. Also, the airplane ticket became more expensive than last time I researched. The total cost therefore would be 4,000 ~ 5,000 € even if it’s for only 2 weeks research.
I must do what can be done only me. Research and report is an important work to do but that is not enough as my 2 years have proven.
The reason why I came to Arad is to research the wine industry and real estate market. For now, I might need to focus on these until it becomes off-season in Svalbard.
Set the goal, calculate the way carefully..
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