Hello friends. Mango is a fruit that is quite popular with my friends at the cafe. It started by looking at my sister's status on WA. I woke up quite late this time, because I had stayed up late last night to continue my activities at my desk after I came home from work. I took out my cellphone and saw the status of my sister who was taking photos of all my nieces and nephews who seemed to be drinking together as if they were at a reunion haha. Yes, that's my nephew or I don't know what language is in your place. All of them are my older siblings' children. I have 2 older sisters and each of them has 3 small children. And do you know what their names are? They all start from the letter A. Alin, Azril, Arfin, Aal, Azmi, and the smallest is Asof. I, as his uncle, am sometimes still confused and often make mistakes when calling him. It's natural because I don't get together very often. Here's the picture. 
In the afternoon I went to work and when I got there I found a mango on top of the dishwasher haha. I immediately asked my friend. Who does this mango on top of the kitchen sink belong to? That's a mango that fell from the tree in front of the cafe I work at. 
The shape is really nice round. But unfortunately, when you hold it, it feels soft because it fell from the tree and onto the road. Not long after, my friend peeled it and we ate it together. 
In the evening I chatted with my girlfriend that she wanted to hold a fire "but waiting for the new year was too long and she couldn't wait to try That new stove haha. I laughed when he said something like that and what wasn't delicious was that he immediately finished all the sausages he burned with his family and relatives without leaving even one for me 😞. It was evening and I arrived at my grandmother's house and continued playing Splinterlands on my bedroom table until I fell asleep. Thank you for reading my daily life this time. Have a nice day 😀
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27/12/2023
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