This morning I woke up at 4 AM to cook breakfast for my parents before heading out to the fields. Honestly, I've been a daughter-in-law for a few years now, but the number of times I've woken up early to cook is very few. Only on really important days do I set an alarm. Luckily, I picked some chayote greens yesterday, so this morning I just needed to pick and wash them, then put them in a pot to boil. The rice and greens might take a while to cook since they're a bit tough. I'll also add some cherry tomatoes to boil with chili. If we don't finish them, we can pack them for lunch in the fields. This is young ginger I bought at the market. I just cook whatever I have on hand in the morning. Many of you probably haven't eaten this before, have you? It would be even better with some minced meat or a few scrambled eggs. These tomatoes would be more fragrant if grilled over charcoal, but my mother-in-law prefers them boiled like this. I add some salt, seasoning, an...
What kind of outdated custom is this? There are only four people in the house, but we always have to divide the food. My grass cutter has been broken these past few days, so I have to cut grass by hand. It's not like I'm doing this to make a fancy video. Cutting grass like this is really tiring. After adding water seven, seven, four, nine times, this is my pot of corn that's been cooking all day. Usually, my mother-in-law cuts a lot of grass, but I don't really know how to cut much, so I'm just cutting a little for the buffalo and pigs to eat. Back when I lived with my birth mother, she rarely let me do these kinds of chores. Now that I'm married, my mother-in-law does everything herself, so I'm quite clumsy. (I only get to do things when she's too tired or comes home late from work.) My mother-in-law is very hard-working, so she goes to work and comes home late, very tired. There's not much to cook, so I'm just boiling water first and washing so...