My diary | Helped my neighbour

I awoke around 6 a.m. yesterday to the sounds of birds. As soon as I got out of bed, I drank a glass of water. Then I made our tea and set the green beans that had been soaking overnight on the stove to cook.

My next task was to prepare Benue's meal before he woke up, so I made it and placed it on his plate. When he heard the sound of his meal being prepared, he dashed to the kitchen and waited. First, I cuddled him and let him eat. He is now accustomed to the taste of chicken liver and finds it difficult to eat without it. However, because I am aware of this, I am preparing his meal with chicken liver as well.

I have a funeral to attend, and neither of us can go because some bass is painting my house. Therefore, I decided to go there with two of my neighbors. We went there around 10.00 a.m. because I had to prepare lunch for two Mason Bass and decided to cook half of it before leaving for the funeral. Therefore, I dried shrimp, made gotu kola sambal, and left the coconut grove in the fridge, hoping to prepare the rest of the meal after returning from the funeral home.

_{My front door dinner party}

We went to the funeral by reserving a pick-me car and returned in the same vehicle. On the way back, we stopped at a street market and purchased jackfruit and ripe jackfruit. I made jackfruit curry for our lunch, and I ate a lot of rice because of the jackfruit curry.

There was a dinner party at my front door, so in the evening, I went there to support them. They ordered dinner from a catering service, but they prepared fruit juice and fruit salad for 70 people at their home. Therefore, I decided to help them in preparing the fruit salad and fruit juice.

The dinner was planned for their workshop employees, but we were also invited. Even though my son, daughter-in-law, and husband went there, I didn't because I couldn't leave Beenu alone. They did, however, bring my potion.

I tried to get a sleep after having my potion, but the music was bothering me because it was a dinner party.

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