✨Today's Mission: Restocking for the little rascals and updating o...

Hello, my lovely friends!

Today, I have a story about a busy housewife's mission to share. This morning started with the usual hectic routine: preparing breakfast for the family, managing the housework, and, of course, taking care of our little pets. But after checking our supplies, we realized our pet food was running low.
So, my husband and I quickly planned that we needed to finish the housework as fast as possible so we could head into city to restock the necessary supplies.

📍 First Check-in Point: Trang City Market, a hub for ingredients. Our first destination was a shop selling beverage ingredients at a three-way intersection in the market. Besides buying supplies for my pets, I also took the opportunity to stock up on beverage powders and other ingredients for my shop. The atmosphere in the shop was quite lively today, so I took the opportunity to capture some photos to share with my friends.

🚛 Amazing Sight of the Strongest Employees at a Pet Food Store

Next, we headed to a pet food store. This time, we went all out! We bought a sack of rice, a sack of plant-based fish food, and five bags of cat food.
But the highlight of the trip was the loading process. While I was waiting in the car, I was stunned to see a male employee lift two sacks of fish food and rice onto his head at once! I quickly grabbed my phone to take a picture, but it was too late – he was incredibly fast! But the amazing part didn't end there. Another employee followed closely behind, this time carrying three sacks stacked on his head! 😱 I was truly impressed by the strength and incredible skill of the employees at this store. I quickly snapped a picture to share this incredible feat with you all.

🌴 New Knowledge about Oil Palm at Asia Intersection My final mission was to buy fertilizer and 3-4 year old oil palm seedlings at a shop near Asia Intersection. But here, we got some great advice from the staff. They said that since it's the dry season, we shouldn't use chemical fertilizers because they will evaporate into the air, wasting the trees. They also advised against replanting oil palm trees now, suggesting waiting until the rainy season.
The staff recommended using granulated chicken manure instead. (This type of fertilizer is classified as organic fertilizer, friends. Its advantages include improving soil structure and slowly releasing nutrients, unlike chemical fertilizers that evaporate easily in the summer.) So, I decided to buy granulated chicken manure.

🏠 Mission accomplished! Shop ready to open.
The weather on the way back was scorching hot, so we decided to park our pickup truck under the shade of a tree at a temple near our house. Seeing my husband carrying so many bags back to the shop, I couldn't resist taking a picture to remember his dedication today.
Today's mission to restock the shop and pet supplies was successfully completed. Thank you for all your support and encouragement. See you in the next post! Goodbye! 🙏✨