My activities today are 1 - 05 - 2026, I will return to work as usual

Warm greetings to all Hive friends.

On this occasion, I'd like to share some moments as I prepare and leave for work. This activity has become part of my daily routine, one I always undertake with enthusiasm and gratitude.

That morning, the weather looked quite sunny. Before starting work, I took a photo next to the yellow truck that accompanies me on my daily commute. The bright sunlight warmed the morning and provided a positive energy to start the day.

On Monday, June 1, 2026, I had the opportunity to enjoy lunch at a simple roadside stall. The atmosphere was very unpretentious, with an open-air dining area overlooking the bustling traffic. Occasionally, my yellow trucks would be parked in front of this simple stall, adding a classic touch to the afternoon scenery.

The dish I chose was warm white rice served on a beautiful floral ceramic plate. It was simple yet appetizing. Alongside the rice were side dishes that also sounded familiar to me: stir-fried fresh green vegetables and a crispy, stir-fried milkfish.

To accompany my lunch, I ordered a glass of sweet iced tea. The combination of warm rice, delicious side dishes, and the sweetness of the iced tea was a welcome relief from the scorching sun. This lunch wasn't just about filling my stomach, but also about enjoying the simplicity and warmth of the streetside stall.

At 5:54 PM I arrived at my destination, where I usually load palm oil at a warehouse that buys local village palm fruit.

In this photo I share with my friends in the hive/ecency photo the process of loading goods from a pick-up truck into a large car, namely my car.

Speed and punctuality of transportation are crucial. Fresh fruit bunches (FFB) must be processed promptly at the mill to maintain freshness and quality, as palm oil quality is significantly affected by the time between harvest and processing.

That concludes my short story for today. I hope my hive/ecency friends can forgive any imperfections, both in writing and word choice.

Best regards, @Djisamsoe