Day at the Beach

Sunday, how it went and so on:

• My brother called early in the morning around 8.30am. That is early in my book, ok. So he asked if we wanted to come with him to the flea market over the other side of city. We agreed because there was nothing we planned by ourselves. In the next one hour, he came, with his wife, and off we went to the market.
  
  The weather was humid, and the atmosphere was fun. I loved it because we skimmed through the market as though there was nothing else to do, which was the truth. We went round and round the place, burnt in the hair and all. Nonetheless, it was fun to be out and to be at a location far enough to be called an outing.
  
  Lunch at this Chinese restaurant, in the city. A new restaurant and was recommended by my brother's friend, who said it was cheap and delicious. It was in fact proven false as we tried to day. Dearer than anywhere we'd been to and the dishes were somewhat ok. Surely my brother said he's never return.
  
  The whole afternoon was spent at the beach where the children were playing in the water, while we were sitting, chatting away. It was not ideal for me because I just couldn't sit and does nothing for hours, yet this afternoon I wasn't my choice to do such thing. My brother and his wife did pick to sit and "relax" with the cool breeze brushing against your skin in the hot, hot sun. Anyway, there we sat, watching others play, and all we did was walk around and then sat somemore. The children, on the other hand, were enjoying themselves.
  
  We had dinner at the Chinese restaurant. It is a place my brother has come to enjoy, as we had many meals there. For me, I never liked the place. Salty and oily foods are not my cup of tea. Despite my distaste for the place, I couldn't help but remained silent.
  
  Coming back to this hell hole, it felt wrong again. The douche was being a douche, and he had his things packed and moved to the new house, without telling us a word why he had done so one day prior to the moving date. He also said he'd sleep at the new place tonight, meaning we are going to look after the children by ourselves tonight.
  
  FCK!
  
  So that's the whole day. I genuinely liked it.