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This morning, I called my mother home. I hadn't called her in three or four days, so today I finally had the chance to call her back and check on her well-being as usual. My mother has been busy harvesting corn recently, so she had the kids take pictures of the garden and send them to her. This year, the harvest seems to be good. These days, every Mother's Day, I have to go to the farm after 8:00 AM. Today was no different. I called at 7:00 AM, just as my mother was cooking rice and preparing food to take to the farm for lunch every time she went to work. The children were getting ready for school, but before they left, they stopped by to take some morning photos to show me. It made me feel nostalgic. When I was a child, on weekends or even during school breaks, I would help my mother work in the farm. For example, when breaking corn, I would help my mother, and when sowing beans, I would help my mother. This is a job we've done since childhood. Besides me and my family, we also hire daily workers to help break the corn. They break the corn into sacks, which is a very fast process. Because corn must be broken into sacks to earn money, if the sacks are not full, the price will decrease. Therefore, breaking corn into sacks like this takes little time and produces a quick harvest, which is beneficial for both employers and employees. When I was a child, I didn't really enjoy helping my mother harvest corn in the fields, but it became a duty, and I got used to it. Thinking back to it now, it's a family affair, so I remember the fun and nostalgia of being a child working at the farm. This morning, the atmosphere was quite pleasant. Between the two roads leading into the farm are the entrances to the farms, and on both sides of the road are crops planted. Some plots are being harvested, while others have already been harvested. Only my farm is currently being harvested. Recently, my son has been helping my mother with her work. Every holiday, the children help their grandmother work in the farm. Since our family is involved in agriculture, it's inevitable, and it also teaches the children patience. On extremely hot days, the children occasionally take shelter in the shade. They don't take things too seriously. This is what I discussed with my mother today. Thank you, friends, for stopping by to read my article.
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