I woke up at 4:30 today. I cook for my grandchildren and go to school, where there are hot dogs. I eat rice at school, and my youngest grandson eats omelette at 6:00 in the morning. I woke up my grandchildren, took a shower, and had dinner with my eldest and youngest granddaughters. After dinner, my eldest granddaughter got dressed and prepared to go to school. The class time is 7am. I took my granddaughter to school. After the store ended, I went to the market to buy food and waited for the children to come home at 12 o'clock. Royal Thai Embassy I cooked rice today. My rice is orange curry, eggs and fried fish. At noon, my children came back from work to manage their business. We will go home for lunch at 12:30. I fed my little niece, took a shower, and took her out to relax at 16:30. Hours. I went to school to pick up my granddaughter and go home. It was when my granddaughter made friends, and I sat down at this time every day to write posts. In the daily lives of elderly people in rural Thailand.
In summary, my daily routine is 4:30 AM, wake up, cook warm rice, give alms to monks, which comes at 5:30 AM. I also give alms to monks. 6 o'clock, wake up, granddaughter wakes up, takes a shower, washes face, brushes teeth in order to come. Eat and then get dressed to go to school at 7:00 a.m. After dropping off the shop, go to the market to buy food to make and wait for the children who will come home to eat at noon. This is the way of life of the elderly in rural Thailand. Staying at home, taking care of the house, raising the grandchildren, cooking, cooking, daily routine for the elderly is just this every day. Thank you to all my friends who came to see this post. If you like it, please. Please follow the daily routine for the next day. Thank you.
