☕ Morning Mission: Start the Day and Take Care of Your Family🦜🐢🏡😘
☕ Morning Mission: Start the Day and Take Care of Your Family
Hello, my lovely friends 😊
I'd like to thank everyone for all the support and encouragement throughout the flood crisis. In Trang Province, Village No. 4, Na Ta Luang Subdistrict, Ban Pa Mak Nam, the water level has started to recede somewhat (Note: Only certain areas). The water around my house and the Ban Suan area hasn't completely dried up, but the overall situation has improved somewhat, allowing me to begin important tasks like moving and clearing out my belongings. Honestly, the flooding has left me feeling incredibly tired and exhausted from moving my belongings. But all the encouragement from my friends has been a powerful force, helping me get through this difficult time. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! ❤️🙏
This morning began with a simple yet heartwarming routine. I started by making fragrant coffee, then gathered the family around the table. This morning's menu was simple: chicken congee, steamed buns, and bread, before my daughter went to school.
After a hearty breakfast, I took on the task of caring for my mother. I bathed her and fed her breakfast with love and tenderness. Once she had eaten and was comfortably rested, I was ready to tackle the next task.
🦜🐢 Main Mission: Taking Care of a Chaotic Pet Kingdom After taking care of Mom, it's time for the four-legged, winged members of the house. My pet kingdom consists of 14 parrots, three sulcata tortoises, and four ducklings (up from five... more on that later).
🥣 Food and Bathing Preparation
Let's start with food preparation.
Parrots: I prepare pellets and fresh fruit from next door, namely ripe papaya.
Sulcata tortoises and ducklings: Food is prepared for them.
Even though food is prepared, don't feed them right away because they need to clean their living space first.
Cleaning the parrot cage: Start by clearing, cleaning, and washing the cage, and changing the water thoroughly. Parrots love to bathe.
Soaking the Sulcata tortoise: Soak the tortoise in water for 15-20 minutes. This is very important because it helps to release uric acid and stimulates its excretion. This is a good way to take care of their health.
🚨 Unexpected event Missing ducklings. Last night, the unexpected happened. One of my ducklings went missing. Only 4 are left. I walked around the area looking for traces but couldn't find any. It made me feel a bit uneasy. 😔 For this reason, today we had to move the duckling cage again for the safety of the remaining ducklings. This morning was quite chaotic.
☀️ Pet Mission Complete
Once the parrots had prepared their food, including liquid food, clean water, grains, and fruit, it was time to take the turtles out of the water. Then, they were placed in their cages to bask in the sun and receive vitamins. They were ready to feed the three fighting Sulcata tortoises. This completes my long mission with the pets at the house in front of the temple.
✍️ Preparing to go to the government center: Important Documentation
Now that my personal duties at home are complete, I've taken the time to compile these articles for my friends to read, share my stories, and express my gratitude for their support.
Today, I have an important task to complete: going to the government center in the city to process important documents related to post-flood recovery.
Now it's time for me to say goodbye, friends. See you again soon. Thank you for your continued support and warm encouragement. 😊💖🙏🏻
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