Thank you for the invitation. My hometown didn't get electricity until I was 14 years old. Until then, our parents and sisters are doing their daily tasks without electricity. They used petromax lamps and kerosene oil lamps in the night to avoid from the dark. To watch television, my father brought a truck battery, which we used to view color television. I remember my mother ironing our clothing using a coconut cell iron. Instead of using the washing machine, my mother washes by hand. Instead of blender she grinds with a grinding stone and punches with a mortar and pestle. As my residence was in a rural region, we adapted to living without electricity.