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A story about a night alone.

The other day, the long-awaited day of my wife and children's trip finally arrived.

From the time I finished my half-day work on Saturday until the night of the following Sunday, I had a brief bachelor fever time!!

I was excited about it, but...

It was a bit strange←

When I look back, what did I do in the first place?

I think I ate ramen in Akihabara, then went to the slot machine.

At this point, I couldn't shake the feeling of emptiness, thinking, "This is something I do sometimes, whether I have a wife or not..."

No no, what am I doing.

Being alone at home is what's special, so I decided to go home quickly, and got home around 2pm.

And there was nothing to do.

It's strange, when I was planning it, I was thinking of watching Tora-san here and there, but I wasn't in the mood.

There probably won't be anyone at Battlefield at this time... I play Battlefield every day after my daughter goes to bed, so I don't have to do it now.

Shall I go to the bath for now? ?

Now, as you can probably tell by now, I go to the public bath on a daily basis, so it's nothing special.

And it looks like it's going to rain.

The ideal course of action would be to go to the bath, do some shopping for drinks on the way back, and then watch baseball at leisure from 6pm... But wait, isn't that the usual course of action?

In the end, I gave up on the bath because I was worried about the rain, and just went out to do some shopping.

My prediction here was spot on, and just as I got back from the shopping, it started to rain heavily.

As a result, this was my last outing of the day.

As planned, from 6pm. Baseball.

It's the perfect place for a drink. I was very satisfied with this place.

It's casually impressive that they can make vinegared rice with the same rice you can microwave (?).

However, my favorite team was by far the last place, and the game was playing as expected, so we gave up around 8pm.

Here we started the Battlefield a little earlier than usual.

Once the Battlefield starts, it's just like any other day.

I took a bath at home in between, and before I knew it, it was 10pm.

That day, we happened to have an online drinking party at the last minute, so we moved on.

It was fun because it was a drinking party with some pretty unusual members.

But, considering the time, it doesn't really matter whether my wife and kids were there or not.

If I had to say one thing, it was good that I didn't have to worry about the volume.

But, it was good.

If there were no online drinking parties, I would just keep playing Battlefield (emptiness).

So, what I realized is that I've been living pretty much as I pleased.

It was quiet and I could concentrate on baseball, but whether I had a wife or kids or not, there was nothing I wanted to do.

I even felt a little lonely.

Then I remembered my single days.

After I got married and had kids, I thought, "It's good to be single and have freedom," but when I think back, I was also like this, wasting my time when I was single.

Maybe I just went to the arcade.

I didn't go anywhere far, and I don't have any friends who would go with me anyway.

I was enjoying my single life to the fullest, which is what I should be enjoying, and I realized that I was in a place where I was completely satisfied.

However, if there is something I should reconsider, it's because I'm not tied down by a wife or kids that I should go on trips far away. I thought maybe that was the reason.

I was home alone so I should stay home! I was wrong.

I should have reflected on the fact that I was spending all the free time I had when I was single only at the arcade and gone on a short trip by myself.

I should have made up for what I couldn't do back then, and it felt like nothing came from getting the time I'd already exhausted.

The next day, on Sunday, I got up around 11 and went out to eat, and on the way back I had a quick look at clothes at Ueno Marui.

I got home in the afternoon, put away the laundry that had piled up, went to the gym, went to the public bath, and bought lunch boxes.

And then I picked up my wife and kids.

Sunday was pretty fulfilling.

My wife and kids and my parents-in-law seemed to have had a good time, and they were excited about going again someday, so next time I'll take this experience into account and go somewhere.

If I know their plans in advance, I'll take HITOSHI and go somewhere←

See you!! nexttime!! good-bye!!