In the book, the female supporting role dreams of being an idle fish

He first went into the house, took out a bowl with a crack in it, scooped half a bowl of water, and brought it to the duck house where Gu Lixia kept the ducks.

He opened the door of the woodshed again and found a broken board from the previous pile of firewood.

Blocked outside the goose house.

He found some short firewood and used it to prop up the wooden board.

Then he asked Jiang Xiu, "What happened just now? Why did you suddenly go back to the house? And you slammed the door. What if you broke the glass?"

"It's my fault. My sister-in-law said that the goslings should be fed corn kernels and cornmeal. I felt bad, so I told her about the food." Jiang Xiu knew the reason and admitted it directly.

"Let's go to the kitchen first. They are putting eggs in there, and there is a basket of 30 apples." After saying this, Jiang Wen turned around and went back to the main room and into the kitchen.

Jiang Xiu followed Jiang Wen in.

Take out the ones you brought back last time one by one, and put the remaining two into the jar with the ones you bought today.

I kept one and took the remaining two to the table in the main hall.

Jiang Wen also arranged the eggs, washed his hands, picked up an apple from the table, rinsed it with water, broke it in half, and handed half to Jiang Xiu.

Just sit on the stool.

Jiang Xiu spoke a little slower, seeing that the apple her second brother was breaking was the new apple he had brought back today, not the leftover apple from last time.

Before he could speak again, he reached out and took the half piece that his second brother handed over to him, feeling a little annoyed that he was too slow to speak.

"What's wrong? Is there not enough food at home? Then I can queue up to buy food during the day shift. Besides, it seems that we have been eating the fine grains we brought back before recently." Jiang Wen was still a little unresponsive.

"No, there are, but I haven't touched them much. After eating the last few potatoes, the vegetables on the seedlings in the yard are ready to eat. There's enough to eat." Jiang Xiu explained while eating an apple.

"Then why can't we feed the gosling corn kernels and cornmeal? We feed it refined grains, and we feed the gosling coarse grains. It only eats them when it's young. It's just one month old now, and in another 10 days, it will be able to go into the water on its own."

"They go into the water to find food on their own. When they are about one year old, they will come back home to lay eggs. Think about it, they can't eat much. It's about the same as Huaibei."

Jiang Wen has actually been reading and studying in his space.

Gu Lixia said, whoever is free will take care of it.

No one can be a hands-off boss.

Now that Gu Lixia didn't care, she could only take care of it herself, so she stood up, went out to the gate and shouted, "Jiang Huainan, Jiang Huaibei, Jiang Huaixi, go home."

After the third nephew entered the yard, he quickly closed the door and locked it.

Third nephew, you look at me and I look at you.

Being closest to Jianghuai West Station, I was the first to hear the noise.

He quickly ran over and squatted down to take a look.

"Uncle, chickens don't look like this. Their mouths are too big." Jiang Huaixi tilted his head and looked at Jiang Wen.

Jiang Huaibei followed his brother as he ran over.

"The claws are not right either. Chickens don't look like that." Jiang Huaibei also sighed.

Jiang Huainan didn't move and looked at his second uncle.

"Come into the main room and take a look. Your aunt doesn't want to keep it and thinks it's a waste of food. It will probably be gone when you wake up tomorrow." Jiang Wen said this deliberately to tease the children.

Sure enough, Jiang Huaibei and Jiang Huaixi looked at each other. The two brothers stopped looking at the goose, stood up, and ran into the main room.

"Aunt, why?" Jiang Huaibei asked.

Jiang Xiu couldn't describe the feeling, how could she put it into words.

"Second Aunt caught it, thinking that after raising it, we wouldn't have to spend money on eggs. But my aunt thought it was a waste of corn kernels and cornmeal." Jiang Wen followed in and sat down.

"I eat rice and the gosling eats corn kernels. Isn't that just right? I don't like corn kernels." Jiang Huaixi didn't understand.

"Huaixi, when you're hungry, you don't even have corn kernels. We rolled out noodles, and you ate them, didn't you? It's not that you don't like corn kernels, it's that you don't like corn kernels in rice." Jiang Wen quickly explained.

"Okay, aunt, can't I feed him? I want to feed him, but after a while, my second brother will go to school and there will be no one to play with me..." Jiang Huaixi started crying as he spoke.

Gu Lixia heard Jiang Huaixi crying, so she opened the door and came out. However, the sound was in the main room, so she didn't go back. Instead, she went straight into the main room, picked up Jiang Huaixi, and sat down.

Jiang Huaibei also moved over.

"What's wrong? Second Aunt, give our Huaixi an apple to eat." It was the second time that Gu Lixia saw Jiang Huaixi crying so sadly.

The first time, Gu Lixia was holding him while his sister-in-law Jiang Xiu and his brother were writing letters. Jiang Huaixi, who had just woken up, was a little shy and cried when he saw his aunt and brother.

And now, all other times I get up and hum like a pig.

Gu Lixia directly took the apple on the table and handed it to Jiang Wen. Jiang Wen rinsed it and opened it.

He took a knife and cut it into small pieces, put it in a bowl, put chopsticks in it, and then placed it in front of Gu Lixia and Jiang Huaixi.

This is all taught by Gu Lixia, hygienic and clean.

He gave the other half to Jiang Huaibei, picked up another one, rinsed it, and opened it.

Half for me and half for Jiang Huainan.

Jiang Huaibei took a bite of the apple and asked again, "Aunt, is it really not possible? We have corn kernels at home."

Jiang Huaixi also ate the apple fed by his second aunt while looking at Jiang Xiu.

Jiang Xiu thought about it and nodded.

"Auntie, talk, don't nod." Jiang Huaibei was still not satisfied. He was afraid that when he woke up at night, the goose would be gone.

"I just feel sorry for the food. My second uncle also said that it will only be eaten for 10 days and then it will go into the water. Just feed it for 10 days." Jiang Xiu swallowed the apple in her mouth and said quickly.

As soon as Gu Lixia heard it, she knew that Jiang Wen had not mentioned that the goslings needed to be fed all the time.

Never mind, we’ll talk about it when the time comes.

Not in a hurry.

Sooner or later, it will be Jiang Wen's business anyway.

Gu Lixia fed Jiang Huaixi the apple.

I took the clothes into the bathroom, turned on the water, pretended to wash, stood there and waited for the water to flow, then turned it off and came out.

Jiang Wen took another bowl with a hole in it, scooped out cornmeal and corn kernels, poured a little water into it, mixed it, and put it in the goose house.

Gu Lixia said she didn't want to eat and went back to the house.

Jiang Xiu cooked mung bean porridge.

One bowl per person.

After Jiang Wen finished eating and helped Jiang Huaixi wash up, Jiang Huaixi was determined not to sleep with his two brothers.

Jiang Wen then handed the baby to Jiang Xiu again.

Jiang Huainan and Jiang Huaibei washed themselves, Jiang Xiu washed last, and then Lu Fang from Mrs. Qian's family.

Mrs. Qian brought her own clothes, towels and soap.

After washing her daughter Lu Fang, Jiang Xiu closed the gate and went to sleep.

Jiang Huaixi now needs to hold his urine twice at night, so Jiang Xiuxian takes Jiang Huaixi to the men's bathroom to pee.

Jiang Huaixi pointed at the maggots on the slope and said, "Bugs."

Jiang Xiu had seen this many times at school, so she went out and scooped a bucket of water from the jar near the gate, then came in and flushed the maggots away.

The toilets at school are not as good as the ones at home. They seem to overflow when they are full.

In fact, a child fell into the toilet at school, and then the school filled the toilet pit higher.

After all, you can't let a first-grade child drown in the school toilet.

For someone like Jiang Xiu, who has seen the clean and sanitary toilets at home, she naturally looks down on the toilets in school that are crawling with maggots.

It's not surprising.