60s, pension and part -time life.Even if you don't spend money, you're enjoying fashion and travel (Esse -online) --Yahoo! News

Chocolat.One of this writing bureau is to keep a household account book and make up.It is a simple and favorite furniture that will be active in many ways.

Chocolat, who has begun to get pensions at the age of 65 and is still working part -time, is now known for his blog, "I want to cherish living alone in my 60s."It approaches the secret of the relaxed and relaxed life.Chocolat's home compact and easy -to -use kitchen

The rules of money to live in the heart of living alone in their 60s

A living room where light pours down from a large window facing the veranda.It's a blissful time to watch your favorite overseas dramas and movies in the Amazon Prime while relaxing.

In the early forties, separated and started living alone. Until she divorced, she was 57 years old, she polished her career as a full -time employee, and until her sons graduated from high school, she went to her original house to prepare dinner and make lunches. Chocolat who says. If you just heard that, was it quite difficult? I think that. "It was, of course, it was hard. I was always busy with time and I was busy. But my sons cooked rice, eat together, laugh, and go home. That routine. Is my energy. "Now I'm living alone in a condominium close to my parents' home, which is completely adult and independent. The mortgage is paid in about 10 years! "I've never been luxurious since my forties, but I couldn't do it. I saved even a little money to repay the loan, and paid my sons' tuition. Still, I will continue to look at my life that I can continue without being overlooked. "

● There are only three major rules when buying things

Favorite dishes that are frequently appearing.In addition to Scandinavian brands such as Arabia and Iittala, the front left is Okinawa's Yachimun, and the middle hot water drink is a petit plastic shop "Flying Tiger Copenhagen".

Fashion is a plain and simple design.The left is 4700 yen for "45RPM", and the right is "Marimekko" for 8000 yen!Both seemed to be found in Mercari.

Make a note of money movements in the 100 -yen shop's account book.Your wallet is divided into food expenses and other items

When Chocolat buys things and decides on something, the following three are thinking.・ Is it suitable for your height? ・ Do you not overdo it? ・ I like it or “I love interiors and fashion. Of course, I can't do luxury, but I don't want to give up on what I like! Let's take a look at the rules of each one. (1) For example, a kitchen that matches your height. It is a kitchen with a small counter, but if you stand in the middle, you can reach the refrigerator, gas stand, and storage. If you have a small milk bread or frying pan, you can. Seasonings such as vinegar, alcohol, soy sauce, etc. are mini -sizes that fit in the drawer -type storage at a 100 yen shop. "It may be expensive, but I use it up while it's delicious. So I don't stock it." Especially for tableware, most of them come home, so three sets are three. "The number is small. But only the brands I love, such as Iittala and Arabia. When I buy a new one, I will carefully examine the purpose, size, and weight. I can't handle heavy ones anymore." (2 ) I don't overdo it or love fashion since I was young. The fashion magazine I read crazy when I was in my thirties is now a reference for the style. "Even if you get older, the tendency of fashion does not change. You know what suits you anymore, so you don't have to follow the trend. I decided on my own budget (5000 yen per cost), and slowly about Mercari and Yahoo auction. Find, select and buy. "(3) If you don't like it or like it, it won't last! For example, manage money. It is decided to some extent when, where, and how much it comes in, and I know how much it will take monthly and my budget. I stopped putting a detailed household account book and wrote only what I wanted to remember. "Selling and buying things with Mercari and Yahoo auctions. I have a good idea. When I let go of my clothes, I know when I bought it. Where did you go? It's fun with a diary. "

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