Hello! My name is Yuko, and I am a beautiful natural, and I am in charge of taking orders for Milibina.

How are you all doing?

I believe that people across Japan, and indeed all over the world, are still living with anxiety due to the raging spread of the new coronavirus.

Of course, I am one of them, and every time I turn on the TV every morning, I feel a downward feeling as I see the numbers increasing rapidly, thinking, ``Oh, this is the topic again today...the number of infected people is increasing again today...'' Still holding it, I rubbed my sleepy eyes and changed my clothes.

Meanwhile, children are still staying at home instead of going to school due to school closure measures.

My daughter, who is in the third year of junior high school, had to cancel her favorite club activity (volleyball) and was looking for something to do besides studying! two! I found.

1) Cross stitch embroidery!

After learning how to cross-stitch in home economics class at elementary school, my daughter learned how interesting it was and now makes pincushions that can be used with sewing needles.

So far, stitch ~ pieces with light blue embroidery thread, then ~ stitches with pink embroidery thread.
Insert the needle counting 1, 2, 3, 4, etc.

It's nice to have such a peaceful "number"!

By the way, when I interviewed him about the difficulties he had in making the stitches (Is that an exaggeration? LOL), he said that even though he thought he was counting the stitches properly, he ended up sewing one piece off, and he realized his mistake just as he was about to complete it. .

I thought, “This part will be over in a little while!”, but then I turned pale and said, “Ah!!” (Is that an exaggeration? LOL)

In such a case, it seems that I have to reinsert the needle one by one and sew again (tears).

However, they said that they will give it to me as a present when it is completed, so I am looking forward to it in these times!

2) Making sweets!

My daughter has always loved making things, so I've been making more sweets this time of year when I have free time.

Recently, staff member Satsuki made a delicious ``Buttermilk Pancake Mix.''
As soon as I received it, I baked some pancakes!

A total of 8 tickets, 2 tickets each for a family of 4. It looks like a craftsmanship by using two frying pans on the left and right at the same time.

It's exciting to see pancakes puff up after you flip them.

And apple pie!
The dough was frozen food, but the filling was made from boiled apples.

When it comes to making sweets, numbers are a must, and if you don't measure things like sugar and butter, you won't be able to do it well.

Using a measuring device, we stare at the ``number''.

Thanks to that measurement, it turned out delicious, and I shared it with my grandmother who lives nearby and my son's high school friend who happened to be over.

Apple pie made by my sister.
My brother had a proud look on his face (lol)

In this way, while there are topics that suddenly make my heart feel lighter, I have begun to see ``numbers'' really often on TV reports every day.

The number of infected people and the probability percentage often appear.

It's important to have a sense of numbers, and I think each person has a different way of feeling things, especially when it comes to probability numbers.
I've been feeling it a lot lately.

Moreover, the difficulty of this case is that it cannot be determined simply based on the numbers announced.

I live in Tokyo, and the number of infected people in the city is increasing day by day.

The population of Tokyo is approximately 14 million.

Among them, there are currently more than 600 infected people, but what do you think about it as a percentage? !

That's a pretty low percentage.

just!

The number of infected people who have not yet been confirmed is likely to be much higher. If you think about it that way, the percentage will change rapidly.

The change in the number of digits is terrifying, and I'm really worried about what will happen in the future.

Meanwhile, some people are optimistic when looking at the numbers presented, while others are not.

As a liberal arts student, I have just now realized that talking about probability is not so simple, but rather profound.

Moreover, with this new coronavirus, there is a strong possibility that the denominator will be significantly different.

Now that I'm more aware of numbers than ever before, even for someone like me, who is a liberal arts major, my head is getting cluttered and my anxiety is only increasing...

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Please, everyone, don't give in to the scary "numbers", find fun "numbers", and let's get through this difficult time together with our natural products! !