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Hello, my lovely friends.

Yesterday was another wonderful day for our family. After completing the important task of taking Mom to the department store in Trang, everyone's stomachs started to growl, signaling that it was time to fuel up for dinner.

In the shopping mall, there are so many restaurants to choose from that it's dizzying. There are Thai restaurants, Chinese restaurants, Western restaurants, and even Japanese restaurants, all with lovely atmospheres that invite you to sit down. I admit that we walked around several times. Each person has their own favorite restaurant. The children want to eat their favorite food, and we want everyone to eat what they like the most. In the end, I decided to indulge my children because their happiness is my happiness.

We finally settled on a Japanese restaurant, one that our kids had carefully selected. Once seated, everyone happily began choosing their favorite dishes. Our table was filled with a variety of exciting dishes. We had a curry rice dish with a choice of crispy fried chicken or a large piece of tonkatsu pork cutlet, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Another dish was a Japanese pizza (okonomiyaki), topped with a special sauce and generous mayonnaise, and topped with dried bonito flakes and seaweed. This dish was a particular hit with our kids. We also had a mixed fried dish, featuring bite-sized pieces of karaage chicken, French fries, and crispy, fried enoki mushrooms that were incredibly delicious.

That dinner wasn't just an ordinary meal, but a happy time spent together, sharing stories from the day and seeing the smiles of our family. It was a feeling that filled my heart beyond words. Whether it was fragrant curry rice or a large slice of Japanese pizza, nothing could compare to the taste of love and warmth shared by our family.
After filling our stomachs and hearts, we continued shopping in the department store.

For today, I must say goodbye for now, my friends. See you again next time. Thank you for following and supporting me.