This morning I started my day with a cup of hot coffee, the aroma of which was so soothing. The morning air was still fresh, and sipping coffee at this time of day really gave me the energy to start my day. After that, I headed straight to the rice paddies to clear the boundaries. Today was quite an important day, as the rice planting process had finally begun. Seeing the soil ready for planting, the water flowing down the embankments, and the rice seeds beginning to touch the mud felt like witnessing new life being born.
After finishing my work in the rice paddies, I went home to clean up. A cool shower in the warm afternoon air was incredibly refreshing. I then dressed up because I had a wedding reception to attend. The event was lively, filled with jokes, laughter, and prayers for the bride and groom. However, I didn't linger there; after enjoying the food and offering my congratulations, I quickly said my goodbyes.
My next activity was delivering bread to several shops around Lhokseumawe. The streets were quite busy, but the city atmosphere was always a joy to enjoy. At every stop, smiles from the vendors and shoppers are part of the city's daily routine.
My journey continued to the docks, where fishermen were busy loading ice cubes into their boats. The sound of their engines combined with the splashing of the sea and the light shouts of their voices. There was a real sense of life there hard but vibrant.
Not far from the docks, I also took the time to capture the atmosphere of the residential area of Pusong Lhokseumawe. Houses stood close together, some over the water, and children played along the roadside, laughing merrily. All of this presented a simple yet meaningful scene of the daily lives and struggles of coastal communities.
The day felt busy yet colorful. From the rice paddies to the city, from the party to the docks, everything became part of a small story of a dynamic life.
Note: I am writing in Indonesian and using the help of Google translate to translate into English.
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| Photographer | Smartphone used | Location |
|---|---|---|
| @gunting | Realme C53 | Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam |
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