She only heard the sound of Yaya swallowing milk in her ears. When the sound stopped, she took the bottle away, picked up Yaya, let her little head lie on her shoulder, patted her, and waited for her to lick. After burping, she hugged her again.
I originally wanted to coax her to sleep, but I didn't expect that I couldn't check it. I insisted on putting her next to me, pulled the quilt to cover her, and fell asleep again.
This night, it was as if Yaya knew that her mother was tired today. She originally had to wake up three times a night, but she only woke up twice that night.
The next day, Fang Nuo woke up on the kang and wanted to sit up, but he felt a little uncomfortable. Some places felt sore when he moved.
She sat on the kang for two minutes before she mustered up the courage to get off the kang and move around briefly, which made her feel less uncomfortable.
After pouring water and washing up, I also washed Yaya’s little face and wiped her little hands clean, who had just woken up.
He poured out the water and then picked up Yaya: "Mom, little Yaya, you got up so early today. Are you hungry? I'm going to make some milk for you."
She took out the milk bottle while carrying Yaya, and prepared the milk powder with one hand to cool it down. She then walked around the room holding Yaya, teasing her with something from time to time.
When little Yaya saw that her mother had already filled her breasts with milk, she was not in a hurry and interacted with her mother for a while.
Fang Nuo fed the baby, then carried her to cook breakfast. After eating, she went out to mow the grass to earn work points.
Half a month passed like this. On this day, Fang Nuo took Yaya out early to cut the grass. At seven or eight o'clock, she earned the morning's work points, and she took Yaya back. Home.
After feeding Yaya who woke up with milk powder and coaxing her to sleep, she went to the backyard with a hoe.
Today she plans to plant all the vegetable seedlings in the ground so that they can grow faster.
Otherwise, the original small clod of soil would not be able to continue to support the seedlings. These days, she saw that the leaves underneath some seedlings were already starting to turn yellow.
That's why she got up early today, cut the grass first, then came back, and planted the seedlings as soon as the sun came up.
When she got to the backyard, she first cleared away the weeds that had grown on the ground that had been plowed some time ago, and then plowed it again before making a nest.
Then the cultivated seedlings are divided into different types and planted in the designated fields.
She planted only three rows of peppers, and then eggplants, tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, and cucumbers, all of which were planted in the ground.
For pumpkins and melons, just dig a hole next to the yard wall, put some fertilizer under it, then put the seedlings inside and cover them with soil, compact the soil at the roots, and then water them thoroughly.
She thought that the summer here was still relatively hot, and how could we miss watermelons in the summer, so at the end of the planting, she took out a dozen watermelon seeds from the space and planted them on the wall near the front yard.
She dropped three or seven seeds from each nest. When the time came to see how many seeds had grown, she would pull them out and leave one or two seeds in each nest.
After planting them all, she took a rest, cooked lunch, and then went back to the house to sleep with Yaya for a while. Then she took her out and cut the two baskets of grass in the afternoon and sent them to the cowshed.
When she got home, it was just after three o'clock in the afternoon. She changed Yaya's diaper, fed her and put her to sleep, then went to the backyard to clear out the weeds in the remaining half of the field.
She picked out some food that the pigs and cows could eat, cut off the grass roots and put them away, which she could use in exchange for work points.
After a busy day, the ground in the backyard was finally full of things, but she felt that there were still some seasoning dishes missing. But the ground was full now, so she could only dig out a little of the ground in the front yard tomorrow and sprinkle some coriander, Onions and garlic.
After a day's work, she didn't even want to make dinner, so she went to the kitchen to burn a handful of dried leaves, then returned to the house and took Yaya into the space.
I steamed a sea bass for myself in the space, fried some side dishes, and had a delicious meal with rice.
Yaya can only drink milk powder now, so Fang Nuo put her on her movable crib and watched her mother eat alone, with drool flowing out of the corners of her mouth.
After dinner, Fang Nuo rested for a while, then went to harvest and plow the vegetable fields in the space, and planted new vegetables.
She also scattered some scallion seeds in the space, thinking that when the seedlings are grown, they can be transplanted out.
Otherwise, if the first graft is planted outside, the waiting time will be too long.
After finishing all the work, Yaya fell asleep. I originally planned to give her a bath today, but seeing that she had fallen asleep, Fang Nuo couldn't bear to wake her up anymore.
She took a shower, changed into pajamas, and fell asleep in a short while on the big bed in the space.
Now when she is tired, she runs into the space. Some places in the main space have double the time flow rate. In the same time, she can rest twice as long in the space.
I woke up the next morning, cooked dumplings in the space and ate them, and then took Yaya out of the space.
I went to water the vegetable patch in the backyard first, then put Yaya on my back and went out to cut the grass.
She knew that she could earn eight work points by mowing grass in one day, and the captain made it convenient for her because she was a woman with a child.
Therefore, each basket of grass she cut was very full, and the extra tips could be put into a separate basket.
It is also spring and grass is growing everywhere, so it is easier to mow.
By the time winter comes, it will be very difficult to earn another eight work points a day.
Fortunately, after the autumn harvest here, the corn stalks, corn husks, and wheat stalks in the fields have to be stored and fed to the cattle in the village.
As for pigs, they mostly eat wheat bran and boiled vegetable leaves in winter, just like before she traveled through time, they were fed purely with grain.
After being out for more than two hours and finishing the two baskets of grass, she went home and took a small basket and went out to dig some wild vegetables to eat.
When she was just mowing the grass, she saw that the wild vegetables were growing well in one place. They had just grown out and were very tender, so she went home and took a basket to dig them.
We arrived at the place after a while. This land was also at the foot of the mountain. This area was not cleared into cultivated land by the village because there were many rocks.
Fang Nuo had just cut the grass among these stones. Because no one had grown crops here, apart from the stones, there was only land covered with weeds.
She just saw it. There is a small piece of shepherd's purse here, and there are some wild garlic leaves in the cracks of some rocks. The taste is actually similar to that of leeks. That is, the leeks that Fang Nuo has seen before have thin leaves, but this wild garlic leaves have wide leaves. of.
She first dug up all the shepherd's purses she saw with the tip of a sickle, and after a while she only dug out one or two kilograms.
After digging the shepherd's purse, I cut some wild garlic leaves, thinking it would be good to take them back and fry them with meat or eggs.
As I cut and cut, I thought that these things are similar to leeks, the type that grows more and more the more you cut them.
