I get confused when there are dishes piled up in the sink.

It is difficult for me to cook while reading and immediately comprehending a recipe.

I once left cut vegetables on the cutting board for a day.

I cannot remember where all the tools I need for cooking are.

If I put in groceries at random places, I cannot tell what is where.

It is tiresome to go to the supermarket and think what I should buy, to cook and to plan menus.

When eating, it is difficult for me to use and hold chopsticks.

After drinking a beverage, I wonder where on my desk I should put the PET bottle.

When eating snacks, it is difficult for me to open the bag. It is difficult to open by pulling it to both sides or by tearing it front to back.

When opening a PET bottle, I cannot remove the cap. I cannot tell which direction to turn it or how to apply force.

When dining, I cannot stick my fork to where I aim at.

I have difficulty opening the lid of the yogurt. I get tired because I cannot open it quickly.

When cooking, I cannot use the knife well. It is difficult for me to cut food into the same shape or into small pieces.

If I think too much about how to eat while eating, it becomes even harder for me to eat, and my hands stop moving.

When dining, I cannot eat well unless I keep thinking about how to hold, cut, and bring the food to my mouth. Eating is tiring because I am always thinking.

When a fire broke out in the toaster, I was unable to close the lid quickly and instead blew on the fire.

When there are a lot of PET bottles on the desk, I cannot tell which one is mine.

I get tired of picking up PET bottles from the desk. I have to judge the distance and consciously reach out my hand to get it.

Mugs are difficult to hold and use. They are difficult to use if the color is the same inside and outside.

While cooking, I become unable to tell how to season the dish.

I used to cook but not anymore because I cannot afford to even think about it now.

I cannot tell how long it takes for Somen noodles to boil.

My blood pressure drops after eating, when exercising, and when air pressure is low.

I cannot come up with menus for several days

I can no longer live in a house with enough space for washing dishes because I am on welfare.

Cannot quickly pick up right ingredients when cooking

As I can cook only simple dishes and only one dish at a time, simple meals continue every day

While cooking, cannot remember how to cut ingredients

When I try to remember ground meat dishes, only mapo doufu comes to my mind. I can remember only certain dishes

While cooking, cannot tell how well food is cooked

Cannot remember menus and recipes for meals

Cannot tell what dishes are in the cupboard. Even when I open the cupboard, as soon as I close it, I cannot remember what are inside.

Unless I open the door and check inside, I have no idea what are in the refrigerator.

I cannot remember what I made for dinner and always end up cooking the same dish.

While cooking, I forget that I have put out a plate and a spoon for tasting, and keep using new ones every time I taste.

When I heat two or more pots at the same time, one slips from my consciousness and gets burnt.

I cannot season the food well, and my dishes taste light.

While preparing meals, I increasingly often knock over or spill things, and break dishes.

I cannot smell coffee.

While cooking, I do not feel, "It smells nice."

Stains of soy sauce on a white plate, which should not move, appears to be moving.

It takes time for me to see Chinese characters for miso (bean paste) and recognize that they stand for miso.

Sesame seeds on the table, which are actually not moving, appear to be moving.

I smell rotten fish although the smell does not actually exist. I feel a stench is wafting all around me.

I forget that I have warmed up side dishes for my husband. A feeling that the time spent for warming up the dished did not exist.

I cannot smell food.