When I break through the wall of moms frolicking in front of the condo, I indulge in fantasies.

April 14, 2021

After spring break, the moms build a wall in front of the condo in the afternoon.

As we approach this place, we see a timid man passing by pretending to be a dirty local man , who is none other than Inazo the Man.

What kind of conversations are taking place there?

There's probably one mother out of every thousand who has Asperger's syndrome and doesn't read the room, and with a straight face, she suddenly starts talking about meteorites for some reason.

There's an asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, right?

The sun was formed, and Jupiter was formed at the same time, and then rocks joined together to form Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars.

Finally, another one was about to form, but Jupiter's powerful gravitational pull prevented the rocks from sticking together.

So there are still a lot of asteroids scattered across that space.

You know how meteorites fall to Earth? Most of them are apparently repelled by Jupiter's gravitational pull and come flying from there.

Apparently , a meteorite that hit the Earth 800 million years ago contained a large amount of phosphorus.

Phosphorus is a major nutrient that helps plants grow larger fruits and flowers, so the meteorite must have had a huge impact on Earth's vegetation.

Of course, phosphorus is essential for animals as well, as it is a component of bones, teeth, cell membranes, and DNA.

You see, atoms are immortal unless they are converted into energy.

If mass remains constant, the phosphorus in us must have arrived on that meteorite. Furthermore, it is said that water was brought to Earth by the collision of a comet whose orbit was changed by Jupiter's gravitational pull .

So, life originated on Earth, but its components came from meteorites and comets originating from Jupiter...

So if the Sun is our mother, then Jupiter is our father!

And so, Mom's space romance, which gradually began to shine brightly in her eyes, took flight into the distant solar system.

And when the bus carrying the kids came to a halt, the mommy friend who was listening to the story thought she would finally be set free... but blood is thicker than water. The next thing the kids got off the bus and suddenly...

She will probably start telling her mom friends who are listening , with eyes that shine even brighter than her mother's, ``The sun changes its magnetic poles every 11 years.' '

She's a good listener, so she pretends to be very interested and just nods along.

With such fun delusions in mind, the rice shop owner , who has Asperger's syndrome, a slight hint of ADHD, and poor communication skills , sneaks past the wall.