The dairygame// A busy at home

Hello Steemians, and my fellow Nigerians, good day to you all! I hope everyone is doing well today. I am happy to share with you how I spent my day yesterday, which was filled with a lot of activities from morning till evening.

I woke up early in the morning to start my daily routine. Because my junior brother traveled, my other two remaining siblings were busy doing other household tasks. The third born was busy washing plates while our last born was doing different stuff. Since my brother was not around, I was the one responsible for sweeping the compound. I swept the main compound thoroughly and also swept the field area where the grass is. I even took pictures from different angles while doing it.

After finishing the sweeping, I went straight for a workout. I did a little exercise with my weight lift equipment. I asked my junior brother to come and take pictures of me exercising. He was a bit surprised and found it funny that I wanted pictures taken during that particular gym session, but he tried his best.

Washing Clothes and Cooking

Using the same energy from my workout, I went ahead to wash my clothes. As you can see from the pictures, I set up my basin and everything ready. Since we have almost closed for the semester at school, I took advantage of the time to get my laundry done.

Just after washing clothes, my mother called me to help her cut down a bunch of plantains. After cutting it down, she pieced it out and gave me the portion I was to cook. I peeled the green plantains, chopped them up, and cooked a delicious plantain porridge by myself. When the food was ready, I served it in a bowl and enjoyed my meal with bottled water.

Outing to School Road, Aba

After eating, I set out to buy supplies needed to make liquid soap. I boarded a keke (tricycle) on my way to a popular place called School Road in Aba. School Road is an incredible place where you can find practically anything you are looking for—especially chemicals and packaging supplies. I often wonder why the place is named School Road given how massive the market is!

When I arrived, I first went to the area where they sell empty plastic bottles, water cans, and jerry cans. You can see the bags of empty bottles stacked up at the shop. I purchased the exact empty bottle size I needed to package my liquid soap once it's made.

After securing the bottles, I proceeded to the shop where chemical raw materials are sold.

Right after taking the picture at the chemical shop, my phone battery went completely flat and turned off. I was so angry and bored throughout that evening. I had wasted a lot of time around the market, and my main intention was to use my phone to write and publish my Steemit post yesterday evening.

Since I returned home, I have been charging the phone, but the battery was so low that it couldn't even turn on for a long time. It was only tonight that my brother unplugged it, and even now, the percentage is still quite low.

That was strictly how my entire day went!

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