Daily Story: There's so much to do today, starting from this morning. 24 hours won't be enough!

Hello, my lovely friends! Today I have another story to share with you. Even though it's a simple story because we haven't been going anywhere, there are still exciting things happening every day. Let's see what happens each day! The story begins early every morning with small chores like sweeping and mopping.

After finishing the housework, it's time to find something to eat. First, I'll make some bread to go with coffee. At first, I thought I wouldn't have coffee, but hey, it doesn't make me feel excited or energetic enough. So, I beat an egg in a small bowl, heated a pan and poured it in. Then I placed slices of bread on top of the egg and cooked both sides. That's it! Sprinkle with chili sauce and it's ready to eat!

In the afternoon, we gathered up items we no longer used but were still in good condition and could be used as second-hand goods, and took them to a place where people collect old items to sell later.

In the evening, we went to the market to buy fruits and vegetables. We thought we wouldn't be able to go out after the rain, but the atmosphere after the rain stopped was so nice. Then, my little girl started posing for photos to show her mom again.

The shop offers many kinds of fruit. Some are displayed in baskets with large prices clearly shown, so customers don't have to spend a long time deciding. They can buy immediately when they feel like it, which is good for faster sales as customers don't have to hesitate about how much to buy and staff don't have to constantly answer price inquiries.

In addition, there were musicians playing beautiful music for people to enjoy. Some kind people put money in the donation box, but it wasn't free. The musicians who were singing and playing guitar had small packets of tissues available; when you put money in the box, you could take one tissue. And the music was so catchy and upbeat that my daughter couldn't stop dancing whenever she heard it.

The last stop before heading home was a dessert shop. They had a wide variety of sweets to choose from at reasonable prices – 35 Thai baht per box, or 3 boxes for 100 baht. Sometimes the colors were a bit too vibrant, so we only bought what we thought would be enjoyable and healthy. We bought one box, but couldn't finish it all! We needed to have dinner by the time we got home. Thank you to everyone who read my article today. Thank you for your continued support and followings. See you again, bye!