If a household never ends a day without finishing the chores, my Ate Lisa and I complete our days in a different way. We had our petty quarrels as a daily routine. Some people say that it’s just normal but I think it is like a sore in the mouth that you keep on biting accidentally.
For the last few months, our house had been under renovation. The construction made everything in the house chaotic. Most of our things were packed in sacks and placed in a vacant room. Dust particles in the air stimulated my allergic rhinitis, resulting to my hot-headedness. An argument couldn’t be avoided in the household with everything in the house a mess. For me, who usually returned home from my boarding house in Mintal twice a month, the house was unlivable. I believe that a home should be comfortable, but that time it seemed like a storm had passed there. Continue reading →
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