My daily activities story.

Hello everyone. Early this morning, I still woke up and did my job. The sky was rather dark and dim, but it wasn't raining. The atmosphere was gloomy and cool, with a slight breeze blowing, and the coolness felt on my skin. Even when I stepped outside, the temperature inside was still hot as usual. Today, I have many stories to share, including small activities that contribute to my daily life, including housework, handicrafts, and childcare. Please feel free to read my story today. I started my activities by waking up and taking care of myself. Then I went down to do housework and then got ready to send my children off as usual. Today, my eldest daughter woke up easily and wasn't fussy. I understand that at night she doesn't want to sleep and in the morning she doesn't want to get up either. When she was dressed, it was time to send her off. Next up was my youngest daughter. I sent my youngest daughter off as usual, but today I drove to the market as usual.



Today's morning market wasn't very crowded, but as usual, there were some things I wanted to buy. This morning, I walked to a restaurant to buy two boxes of nasi rama rice. Then I bought some snacks, which I remember were two pieces of sesame-sprinkled fried dough sticks. Then I went to buy some vegetables. I went into a vegetable shop and there were a lot of fresh vegetables to choose from. I chose two vegetables and then didn't buy anything else because it wasn't on my list. I wandered around for a while, but nothing interesting happened because the morning market was quite small, so I drove home.
When I got home, I did a little cleaning. Once I was done, it was time to sit back and enjoy a hot Milo with fried sesame-sprinkled Chinese crullers alone. No one was awake this early in the morning, especially my mother-in-law and my husband, who was already recovering at home. The freshly fried buns were quite crispy, fragrant, and soft, making them incredibly satisfying in the morning. After we finished eating, I relaxed for a while, and then it was time to go upstairs to work and continue our hobbies until it was time to pick up the kids from school.

In the afternoon, there wasn't much to do, just enjoying the time and routine of the kids after returning from school until the evening. Today, I took the kids to the playground because she hadn't been out in a few days. My youngest daughter really wanted to go out because she had friends from the same village who also came to play at the playground. I understand that children at this age need to have friends and learn new things, so I support letting my daughter easily adapt to friends for their future. Children's play isn't just about playing; it can also teach them things like sharing, being considerate of others, and waiting, all of which they still need to learn. And that's all for today's article. I hope you enjoyed it. Thank you for following and supporting me. See you in the next article. For today, bye-bye, friends.