🌿 A Peaceful Morning Journal: When Happiness Blossoms in the Back...

🌿 A Peaceful Morning Journal: When Happiness Blossoms in the Backyard 🫶🏻❤️🏡

Hello, my lovely friends! It's great to see you again on this bright morning. Today, I want to share with you the simple joys that find themselves within the confines of my home and its green garden.

🍳 An army marches on its stomach: Kitchen Activities

This morning started bustlingly in the kitchen. Today's menu focuses on love and care, each tailored to the family's preferences. For my daughter, a fragrant, golden omelet served with hot rice.
For my husband and me, crispy-edged fried eggs with toast.
For my mother-in-law, minced pork rice porridge with an egg, cooked until tender and easy on the stomach.
While waiting for Mom-in-law's porridge to cook, my husband and I took the opportunity to sip warm coffee and chat at the table. It was a short moment to recharge before heading off to our respective duties.

🐱 Unexpected New Members

After taking care of the housework and feeding my mother-in-law, it was time for the pets! Besides the parrot and our usual cat, I had a surprise today: two new stray kittens joined our family. It seems someone abandoned them in our backyard. Their innocent eyes were so endearing, I couldn't help but welcome them with a delicious meal and officially welcomed them into our household.

🦆 The Natural Way in the Backyard

After taking care of the housework and watering the plants around the house, it was time to head to the garden. As soon as I arrived, the ducks and chickens rushed to greet me happily (or perhaps they were happier to see the bag of food in my hand, haha!).
It's starting to get dry now, and the water in the pond is receding, revealing the muddy bottom. The water is naturally cloudy due to the season. So I quickly filled the pond with water so they could cool off by playing in it. Even though I brought some crackers for them today, the ducks and chickens seemed to ignore the sweets. They were busy pecking at the tender grass by the pond and swimming around looking for shellfish and small fish to eat. Seeing them made me smile. This is the simplest yet most genuine way of life in nature.

Watching the trees gradually recover after receiving water, and seeing my pets well-fed, brought my day's mission to a satisfying conclusion.