A Middle-Aged Woman's Weekend:
In the morning, I went to catch lobsters with my children, the weather was sunny and I was in a good mood. The child and her husband were active together, and I watched from the sidelines, and when I was tired of standing, I took a chair and sat down and looked at the sky and the clouds.
In the afternoon, I answered inquiries and filmed videos. The children finish the rest of their homework, and the husband goes to his own company to work.
Around three o'clock, I drove them to boxing class, and while I waited for them to get out of class, I edited the video at the café and uploaded it.
At about half past four, the child's class ended, but my son had an emotional breakdown in the boxing gym because of a conflict with his sister, so I could only hold him there to comfort him, crying for about half an hour, and finally willing to go downstairs and go home. I was also extremely depressed, but I still had to pick myself up and drive home.
At night, I rode a battery car with my husband for half an hour. When you get back, continue to answer inquiries and go live. I tried to bring the goods during the live broadcast, but the goods were also difficult to sell, my mouth was dry, and I felt that my mood was slowly low, and it was broadcast for more than an hour.
After taking a bath, my mood slowly stabilized, and no one's life was easy.
It's too difficult for a woman to find a balance between work and life, and sometimes it's really hard to balance.
