The kids were eating noodles together, and even Yoyo was eating by herself.
The six people sat around to watch one phone.
The two busiest people in my family: Mom cooks, and Dad assists.
My mom joined her granddaughters in riding bicycles around the car.
A warm welcome to Xiaoyan back home last night.
Rain made the day chilly and inconvenient, but it was filled with family moments.
After taking my uncle to the hospital for a quick IV session, I returned home for Mom’s noodles, which Hamer and Coco adored, each finishing two bowls. In the afternoon, I spent time with Yoyo and practiced driving before heading out to pick up Xiaoyan.
Heavy rain and traffic made the return challenging, but arriving home to a lively and welcoming family made it all worthwhile.
The two sisters really enjoyed their noodles after adding some spice.
My uncle’s hands are covered in bruises from having too many injections.
This morning, I went to the hospital to take over for my dad, who’s been caring for my uncle during his IV treatment. Dad wasn’t feeling well and was found to have high blood pressure, so he decided to get an IV drip himself. The hospital’s basic conditions and elderly rural patients left me feeling reflective.
In the afternoon, I played with Yoyo, who resisted napping but eventually joined me to read on the bed. While reading, I fell asleep first, only to find she had also dozed off.
Hamer sat by the window with her headphones on, softly singing along and looking so grown-up.