Last day of sick leave

Greetings! How are you today? I hope everyone is having a wonderful day. Today is the last day of my sick leave, but I’m not alone at home. I’m accompanied by my daughter, Eiona. Actually, Eiona wanted to go to school with her mom, but her mom managed to convince her to stay home by saying she needed to take care of her dad. Eiona agreed to stay home and take care of her dad, which is me. I was deeply touched by her decision, even though in reality, I'm the one looking after her.

At home, Eiona woke up at 7:30 a.m., and breakfast, which was prepared earlier by my wife, was ready to eat. After her bath and meal, Eiona brought me to play her favorite toys, which are food and cooking sets. I play the customer, and she becomes the chef preparing the food. Besides that, she spent her morning playing with her building blocks. Before noon, I invited Eiona to have some Milo and enjoy her favorite biscuits.

The day flew by quickly, and soon my wife and sons returned from school. It rained heavily from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. In the evening, they played with the rainwater that had been collected in a basin. My elder son went looking for grasshoppers to add to their playtime. I let them be since they were enjoying what I considered a lovely evening.

While watching them from my round table on the veranda, I read the Bible and reflected on His Word. The evening passed quickly. I also managed to visit our luffa plants, which are starting to bloom, and took some pictures of the scenery around our house. It was a beautiful day, even though I still feel about 10% of my vertigo, I just put a percentage to it, but I don’t know the exact value. I can walk fine, but I can’t walk fast. Hopefully, tomorrow I’ll be able to return to work, feeling healthy and full of energy. That’s all from me today. Thank you for visiting my blog. See you next time. Farewell.