19/5/2026 : My daily story today: The market and nature.
Hello, my lovely friends.
At 6:00 AM, I opened the window to let in the cool, refreshing breeze. This weather is wonderful, although it feels a little warm inside the house. I got myself ready, and now it was time to wake my youngest daughter for school. My eldest daughter is sick today, so she didn't go to school. After bathing my youngest and dressing her in her school uniform, I went down to make her a small breakfast. After breakfast, it was time to head to school. At 7:00 AM, we drove out onto a small road with not much traffic. The sky was quite overcast, and a cool breeze blew the entire way to school. In a good mood, we sang songs all the way to the school. After dropping my daughter off at the school gate, I drove off to the morning market.
I really enjoy the atmosphere of walking around the night market, but on the way there, the sky started to get darker and the wind picked up, so I hurried to get there quickly. My goal today was to pick up some vegetables I had ordered in advance from a particular vendor. Acacia pennata is one of my favorite vegetables, and I usually tell the vendor to text me if they have it in stock, haha! And today, they did. Acacia pennata can be fried with eggs or used in other dishes, but my favorite is fried with eggs; it's incredibly delicious! Sorry, though, the smell is a bit strong.
On the way home, it started to drizzle lightly. Soon, I arrived home without getting too wet...
After getting home, I did my usual housework. Once that was done, I continued working on my crafts because I needed to submit them in time for a project. Sometimes, while working, I'd listen to music or watch a TV series; other times I'd barely watch anything, just enjoy the sound. Before I knew it, time was flying by, and it was almost time to pick up my youngest daughter from school. Suddenly, it started raining heavily, but thankfully, the rain didn't last long—about 15 to 20 minutes—and then it stopped. After that, the sky cleared, and I drove to pick my daughter up from school. After we finished eating, we went our separate ways to do our own tasks, letting my daughter rest while I continued working until almost 4 pm before finally going down to prepare dinner.
Tiny moss stalks growing on rocks clinging to red bricks, forming dense clumps after the rainwater, create a moist and charming sight. The vibrant green color is incredibly pleasing to the eye and provides immense relaxation. This is a small activity I wanted to share today. Thank you for reading my article, as always. See you again in the next article. Bye everyone!