Talk about something other than cars.

It's been almost a month since I started writing my blog. Thankfully, the number of readers has exceeded 70. Thank you so much for your patience with this maniacal blog. I am very grateful to all of you who have been following this maniacal blog.Good luck with your writing!"This is the motivation for the project.

However...if you write every day, you will run out of stories about Panamera.

Let's write about our love for the Panamera! I started this blog with a lot of enthusiasm, but as you can imagine, there is not a new discovery every day...'Oh my goodness, that's a nice car--this groundedness, this kingly look...'And so on. Basically, every time I ride, I feel the same thing, and every time I ride, I just love it more and more.

So from now on, I will make it my goal to write a blog about my love of Panamera and my goal to buy a Panamera with my own money, but also to write about my feelings derived from the car.

Whether or not to buy a car for your child."

When I was a college student, some of my rich friends would ride to college saying that their parents had bought them a car and that they would give them a ride if they wanted to go out and have fun. I don't know what kind of life they are leading now, but I wonder if they might have had a lot of headaches when they went out into the world.

And now I am.I would never buy a car for my child."I have decided to do so. (The(And that's too early to think about when the kids are only 3 and 0 years old.)

If you want a car, first buy a car that is within your means, at a price you can afford, on your own. If there's a car you really want, then...I've saved up $30,000 through my part-time job, so I want you to give me $30,000."I want you to give me the money for the "●● million" because I will pay it myself.I'll pay you back every month for what you've given me."And you can negotiate with your parents.

Child: "I want this car!"
Parent: "Okay! I'll buy you a car that ●● likes!"

I don't want to be like that. I think so because I don't want the children toI want them to be independent people who understand the value of money."Because I think it is.

When I was applying to universities, I needed a lot of money to apply to various schools and to pay the entrance fees for the schools I had slipped through the cracks, my mother said to me.

"Well, okay, but money doesn't just pop out at the push of a button.

I thought I understood, but when I entered college and started working part-time, I realized how hard it was to earn 10,000 yen and realized the meaning of my mother's words. When I think about it, parents are amazing.

Money is important.

Making money is not easy. On the other hand, it is not good to think too much that "making money is difficult," and I believe that if you catch the flow, you can make money, but if you want to make a lot of money, you have to make an effort to become a person with ability and value commensurate with that ability.

I will not buy my daughters a car in the future because I want them to understand that I'm not a mother who would be this kind of a pain in the ass.I'm so annoyed with my mother. I want to get out of here."I might think, "But that seems to be a good thing, because it reinforces my desire to leave home and become more independent.

We support what our children want to do and do our best to support them. But we don't give them what they want easily.

I wish I could be a mother who could take that stance.

...but then I realized that neither the car nor the Panamera have anything to do with the story. Tomorrow, I will write about cars.