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Hello everyone... Anyone who has children knows how much happier you feel seeing your children happy. Normally, I prefer to be alone, quietly working on my own small activities after finishing the housework. But since I had children, I often sacrifice that time to take them out to play on weekends or whenever I get the chance. Because children learn new things when they're outdoors, and their happiness and smiles are a true reward for their parents. Like today, we took her for another walk.

Today, we had the opportunity to take the kids to Quayside Mall, a shopping mall we visit very often. This area has many restaurants and amenities; it's practically a new city in this zone. During this time, there are lanterns for the Mid-Autumn Festival, so the mall has beautiful displays and small activities. Therefore, the kids get to see new and beautiful things that are different from what they see during each festival at this mall. The kids love coming here, and I enjoy what my children learn and play with new things every time. After we get home, we hear my two kids talking about what they saw and experienced.

After playing until they're tired, they start to get hungry. Their favorite things to eat when they go to the mall are probably bread or sushi. But for regular meals, it's just regular rice. The bread shops with a wide variety of flavors for the kids usually offer chocolate.

Besides that, the department store also had a food caravan offering a wide variety of Thai and Chinese food. But what stood out and caught my eye was the Thai food stall, specifically made and sold by Thai people. The menu was simple but delicious, like stir-fried basil chicken. The kids got bread and refreshing fruit juices. We finished walking around and saw everything. Today, my parents received smiles as a gift; their children were happy, and so were the parents. It was time to go home. That's my story for today.

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