We must remember that we only have one life, and it's our responsibility to manage it in a way that doesn't harm animals. Today, I want to recount an experience we've discussed before. The plan was to leave home, enjoy a pleasant walk by the river, and then find a spot to start our picnic. The mustard flowers in the area are stunning and make for great photographs. When we get close to the flowers, there's a distinct fragrance, and various types of beehives are found nearby, producing delicious honey from the mustard blooms.
As we take in the beautiful scenery, it often reminds me of the lovely fruit trees around, where I spent many joyful moments playing. Our games were sometimes tough at the start but ended on a high note. We had a delightful lunch, and I shared pictures of the food, which is quite popular among us and greatly enjoyed. I finished my prayers, spent some time relaxing, and then returned home to cut hay for the cows. After preparing the beef, I headed to the cricket field, having completed my Asr prayer beforehand. Once the game was over, I returned home and prayed Maghrib, after which I took a moment to rest.
Our bowling started off weak, but we managed to secure a win by applying pressure to the batsmen towards the end of the match. It was an essential game for us today. Winter brings a sense of abundance and comfort, and the demand for honey is slightly higher than usual. My friends may be a bit slender, but they are kind-hearted and wonderful. The mustard from Issa Rashid is beautifully processed to create excellent oil, a practice that has been around for a long time. The mornings hold a different kind of love, and the winter air brings its own unique comfort. When you farm, you naturally expect to see profits, and that means taking care of the animals well, which requires a lovely home to support that.