This week, almost every day after work, I’ve had to go to town. On Monday, I went to the clinic. Yesterday, Tuesday, I went to fix the grass cutter, and today I had to pick up some online orders. The 60-kilometer round trip feels quite far, especially when you’re tired, hungry, and in a rush. Before heading home today, I managed to get a haircut. The traffic, as usual, was super slow. I was aiming to reach home by 4 p.m., but I only made it by 5 p.m. Because of that, I couldn’t get around to cutting the grass around the house.
When I got home, I was starving. Luckily, my wife made some bread pizzas, and they were so good. I ended up eating seven slices and a bowl of laksa-flavored instant noodles. Even Rex and Rez had their share, each finishing four slices of bread pizza.
I was told that at school, Eiona has been super active with activities that stimulate her mind and improve her motor skills. I saw a picture of Eiona and her friend Clara stacking wooden blocks. They were building their dream castle. I can imagine all the fun stories and fantasies Eiona and Clara must have been sharing while creating their castle. It’s clear she was having such a great time.
I came across some old photos and suddenly felt this deep longing for Ray, my firstborn, who has passed away. If you visit my original account, 
