Reborn in 1940 and survived until the new century

But they are not things from this period. They have some of these flavors and are somewhat different from things from this period.

What if it attracts other people's attention when I take it out to use it again?

You might as well buy some and put them in your space, and then take them out when you need them.

I originally wanted to buy some coal and coal briquettes, but the space is too small, so I have to give up on this for the time being.

I did buy a few coal briquette stoves, I'll see if they can be used when the time comes.

In addition to these, there is also a complete set of kitchen utensils, such as large iron pots, small iron pots, steamers, spatulas, kitchen knives, bowls and chopsticks, lunch boxes, thermos, enamel pots, enamel basins, thermos, and kettles.

What's more, the things I bought can set up a home, including mats, water jars, wooden boxes, kang tables, kang cabinets, brooms, small stools, wooden barrels, hemp ropes, ladle, shoulder poles, straw hats, wooden basins, wooden shovels, shoe racks, clotheslines, chopping boards, wooden lids, etc. I bought three sets and put them there.

I’m afraid that I will have to buy it again when the time comes. I’m really afraid that I will have to do it again when the time comes.

Since there is a place to put it, why not buy it all in advance?

You have to know that the things in here may not be available for purchase even if you have money in the future.

It is better to take this opportunity to buy it and put it somewhere, so that you don’t have to buy it later if it is not available.

I bought everything except the things that were not in the space before, and I also bought a lot of things that were already in the space before.

This is not only fresh pork, but also 300 kilograms of fresh pork, 100 kilograms of beef and mutton each, and 50 chickens, ducks and geese each, which is even better, not to mention eggs, about 2000 of them.

In addition to these eggs, we also bought a lot of duck eggs and goose eggs, including salted duck eggs and preserved eggs.

Whether it’s chicken eggs or goose eggs, you can eat them any way you want, but as for those 300 duck eggs, it’s best to pickle them into salted duck eggs when you have time!

After all, you don’t need to cook salted duck eggs specially. If something happens and you don’t have time to prepare other dishes, can’t you just use it as a dish?

The next thing to prepare is still food and various foods.

As for food alone, he secretly prepared a lot, including 500 kilograms of rice and flour.

However, this white flour is not the kind of white flour in later generations. Instead, it is a little yellow, and it is obvious that no bleach has been added.

Speaking of fine grains, there are only so many. The most prepared are coarse grains, including 500 kilograms of sorghum rice, 200 kilograms of millet, 800 kilograms of corn flour, 1000 kilograms of sweet potato flour, and some other grains, about 300 kilograms.

As for food, there were so many that they were countless. Instead of telling you how much there was, just tell you how much we bought!

For example, we bought a lot of steamed buns and steamed buns, which were already in the space. We bought at least 800 of each, if not a thousand.

There were also some snacks that didn’t originally have the space, so I bought some now.

Like ox-horn rice dumplings, date cakes, yellow steamed buns, millet wine, thick yellow rice wine, sugar chess pieces, oil-fried steamed buns, oil-fried twists, steamed bun slices, mutton offal, black dried vegetables, jelly, fried noodles, scissors noodles, etc.!

As long as it's edible, buy some and put it in the space.

Even the dry goods were bought in large quantities, the only thing missing was seafood.

Since the mountain city is not near the sea, seafood is more expensive, so I didn’t buy too much.

But even so, I still bought some kelp and dried shrimps.

As for other things, I bought some as well.

The things I wanted to buy the most were special items like milk powder, canned meat, canned fish, etc., but I had to move before I could get them, so I can only wait until next time.

We know about these things, but can ordinary people buy them?

However, during this period, I took the opportunity to go out and visit major hospitals and clinics to get some regular medicines.

However, there were not many anti-inflammatory drugs like that, let alone for a small fry like me.

Fortunately, things like medicines, as long as they don’t involve that what?

Generally speaking, the doctor will prescribe some medicine.

Even if it's just a small amount, buy as much as you can. At least put it in some space just in case.

It can be said that on the last day before moving out of the mountain city, not only did I spend all the monthly allowance I had saved over the past few years, but I also used up the money my mother left behind.

There is no other way. There are really too many things to buy, and I have to buy them all, so I have to use up my savings.

But there is no need to sort it out at all at the moment, since I sorted it out last time.

In order not to waste time and to maximize the use of space, I bought a lot of backpacks and baskets before or when shopping to hold those messy things.

So there is no space to put anything except that little bit of free space.

The rest of the place was packed so full that there wasn't even any space.

When I first bought things, I bought them little by little for fear of being discovered.

This is not something I should tell the store owner every time I buy food.

"Boss, give me 5 catties of rice, 5 catties of flour, 10 catties of corn flour, 10 catties of sorghum flour, and 20 catties of sweet potato flour.

Or, say to the store owner:

"Give me 2 catties of glutinous rice, 3 catties of brown rice, 10 catties of red beans and mung beans, 20 catties of sorghum flour, and catties of sweet potato flour."

Anyway, it’s different every time. The only difference is that I won’t go to the same store again within three to five days.

Even if I go, I will dress up a little and change my appearance before going.

Sometimes the hired help is a servant from a certain family, and sometimes it is a little girl from a certain family.

Fortunately, the store owner won’t ask too many questions. As long as you buy, they will sell it to you. They are all trying to make money, not to cause trouble, so why would they care so much?

In order to store the food, my colleagues bought a few cloth bags, one reason being to make it easier to pack more food and also to make it easier to organize.

I still remember that day I was in a cloth shop and saw the boss tidying up the warehouse.

When I saw a lot of cloth with different colors and pieces of cloth that had been pulled so hard that they couldn't be pulled any further, I walked up to them and asked out of curiosity.

"Boss, what's your matter?"

“Oh! Didn’t it rain a few days ago?

Because these pieces of cloth were close to the window, they were accidentally wet by the rain. I just saw it when I was picking up the goods just now. I think I can only sell them at a low price. "

"Boss, can you show me?"

"You, a little girl, can you make the decision?"

"Boss, you can't look down on me just because I'm young, right?

Besides, if you don’t show it to me, how can I know whether I will buy it or not?”

"If you really want to buy it, I will sell it to you at the original price, 10% higher. How about that?"

"OK!

But boss, I also want some scraps of cloth, do you have any in your store?"