Today was fairly smooth, though I didn’t complete everything I had planned. I spent the afternoon refining the UI but got frustrated when things didn’t go as expected.

At noon, I played frisbee, enjoying the warm weather and noticing my throws improving.

In the evening, after shopping with Hamer and Xiaoyan, I planned to work at the office but forgot my access badge.

There was also a brief scare when my stepmother couldn’t find Hamer at the mall, but I reassured her, trusting that Hamer would find her soon.

This morning, I was startled awake by Hamer’s alarm clock and was surprised to see that it was already 7 AM. Yet, I still felt drowsy. I hadn’t gone to bed particularly late last night, but for some reason, I was still exhausted.

I spent the entire morning in meetings, discussing features and the schedule for next week’s meetings, only to realize there were still many details that needed to be filled in. At noon, I had lunch with a colleague and also grabbed a cup of coffee from her. In the afternoon, I was busy revising the PR I submitted yesterday and finally managed to merge it into the main branch just before heading out for badminton.

In the evening, when I got home, Hamer wasn’t too keen on eating dinner—probably because there wasn’t anything she particularly liked. After dinner, we watched TV together. During the music segment of Zombie 2, she started singing along, which really surprised me—she sang so well!

This morning started on a positive note after last night’s heavy conversation with Xiaoyan. I had expressed my feelings about her impatience, fearing it might create distance, but to my relief, she initiated a casual chat over breakfast.

At work, I finally submitted the first version of the Stream Service PR—over 5,000 lines of code, which should be split and will be a challenge to manage in the future.

At home, I had a discussion with Hamer about keeping our commitment to not eating out, leading to a tough but necessary decision. Later, she showed resilience in facing a setback while finishing her homework, proving that her adaptability is growing.

Our Sunday routine may now be set—badminton followed by luosifen!

The morning was slow, but I went to Xiaoguan Market to get fish before it relocates to “Seventh Market.” Lunch led to a small standoff between Xiaoyan and Hamer over brushing teeth, but they made up after badminton. While playing, I reminded Hamer to pick up shuttlecocks properly, and she eventually improved, which made me proud.

Dinner was fun, with the kids struggling through the spicy luosifen but finishing every bite. It was a simple but fulfilling day.

This morning, despite the gloomy weather, I went for a run with Hamer and later had breakfast at a bustling market. We met one of her classmates, who showed her around while I queued for pig’s head meat, a traditional dish for this lunar date.

In the afternoon, Hamer stuck to Xiaoyan, and I worked on Stream Service.

At night, we watched Nezha with Hamer’s uncle, enjoying the film and a refreshing walk home.

TGIF.

Today, I completed most of the UI and workflow setup for Stream Service. My leader has been asking for the last chance for me to attend the Dev Summit, though unsuccessfully.

In the morning, Xiaoyan’s response left me feeling a little down.

Today, I made a hearty breakfast. It was also our English day, mixing Chinese and English in casual conversation.

Work went smoothly, with regular breaks and good interactions with colleagues. I played table tennis during lunch and worked overtime in the evening on displaying attribute table content.

My day was challenging as I faced issues converting strings to Geometry while adding a stream service via JSON. It consumed my entire day, and I even skipped lunch. After rewriting a class to manually implement the FromJson and ToJson methods, the problems were resolved.

Additionally, with my colleagues’ help, we successfully connected to the on-premises version of S123, which was a relief.

This morning, after dropping off Hamer, I arrived at the office early to work on the Stream Service’s add and save functionalities, making significant progress.

In the evening, I enjoyed a relaxed badminton session. Hamer called to ask permission to dine out with classmates; despite my initial hesitation, she made the decision to join them, responsibly consulting us beforehand.

This morning after Hamer woke me up, I prepared breakfast while she got ready.

Work was fragmented; I intended to work on the Stream Service feature but spent unplanned time on the S123 feature due to pending tasks and discussions.

A table tennis session with colleagues at noon left me a bit tired since I skipped my usual nap.

In the evening, Hamer hadn’t planned on doing homework, ended up working on her math assignments instead of taking a bath as intended.