May Be Today May Be Tomorrow

Sometimes people think I’m foolish. I simply say, “Yes.” Because in this situation, I don’t have many options. I just do what I can .

My mornings are always busy. I take my child to school, then I spend time with my chickens—they give me a little joy and peace. After that, I go to my small selling spot to offer my products to customers. I stand there until 12 o’clock, and still, no one stops. But I wait. Patiently.

Because I still believe in miracles.

In this life, especially in my situation, hope is everything. I am ready to take any opportunity that comes into my life. Even earning just 10 dollars a day takes great effort. I've tried online marketing strategies, hoping they would help—but they didn’t succeed.

So now, I return to traditional selling. Face to face. One person at a time. It’s not easy, but it’s real.

When will the opportunity come? I don’t know. But I wait. I don’t give up.

Because I believe that even in the middle of struggle, something good can still happen. Maybe today. Maybe tomorrow. But I will be here, doing what I can, giving my best.

Life may be hard but I am still standing.

And I am still waiting.