BETWEEN (TERMINAL ) GIWANGAN ~ BUBULAK

LOOK FROM THE SUPERMARKET CORNER

“Cobain deh Mas,” said Fitri thrust his ice cream. Yanto also licked the ice cream offered by his wife.

“You why the hell buy a vanilla, usually never buy like that,” Yanto complained.

“Again kepengin aja,” said Fitri.

“If the chocolate taste as usual was delicious,” said Yanto.

“Kan the big box earlier bought a brown, duren and avocado,” said Fitri.

“Ya already yuk,” said Yanto while picking up tissue in Fitri's bag. He gave it to Fitri. Then Yanto put the groceries into the car. Fitri was waiting for him on the side of the car.

Occasionally Fitri still thrust his ice cream into the mouth of Yanto who was putting the goods into the trunk of the car.

Fitri also wiped her husband's mouth when there was a stain on the lip of her husband.

All were seen by the eyes that since they were shopping had followed the activities of the couple with random views stirred. There is anger, envy and resentment.

The gaze ended when Yanto started running his car out of the supermarket parking lot.

Children and parents have arrived at the village home ahead of Fitri and Yanto.

They left at 09:00 this morning from the town house. From the city house Erlina has brought cooked food for until night because in the city house many Suradi employees are unemployed if the master is not at home. So Erlina empowers them to make food for today as well for the next few days, namely food that can be stored in the freezer such as rendang, for example, stews and other food to be stored in Erlina's house and Gendis' house in the village later.

Erlina last night had asked her maid to shop a lot and cook so packed in thin wall ready to serve when needed.

Fitri went down first because Yanto had to bring things down. Good things from the hospital and their groceries.

“New cookies until?” ask Erlina.

“Exit from hospital we buy bottles for juice place. Also go to the supermarket. Because I'm sure the stock is abis. Later children and Mas Yanto can not drink juice again.”

“Kirain you guys stop by where else. If it's meat, I'm already from the town house. Last night I asked you to make rendang, stew, parprica cooked meat to bring it ripe here,” Erlina explained.

“No Ma'am, just those two places but we came out already at 10:00. If there is a lot of cooked meat yes the meat I buy let it be stored first. The important thing is stock,” replied Fitri.

“You've had lunch?” ask Erlina.

“Not yet, just had breakfast,” replied Fitri.

“Ya already later I asked Bu Yati to arrange lunch, because we have finished lunch,” said Gendis chimed in on the conversation Fitri and Erlina.

“It's nothing Mom. Let me set it up myself,” Fitri said.

“You don't hold much of anything with your cracked hands, let it heal quickly,” said Gendis.

“Kan can use right hand, Bu.”

“People need to reduce your left hand activities and do not need to carry Daanish at all,” prohibit Gendis.

“Iya Bu,” Fitri replied. She knew the ban from her in-laws was for her good not because her in-laws hated her.

“Children in the workshop said the bottle you bought before the accident was in the workshop they forgot to report,” Yanto said as he placed their groceries on the kitchen counter. At that time Fitri did buy 2 dozen bottles.

Fitri often distribute juice to some people so of course the bottle will never come back. In addition, sometimes Yanto and Herry and Timah like to forget to bring back the bottle they have spent its contents, so that the bottle stock at home is often used up.

Because often forget to bring the used bottle home then Fitri use bottled mineral water packaging not with Tupperware anymore. Because if Tupperware is lost it is quite expensive than bottled mineral water.

Indeed, every day Tin, Herry and Yanto always bring juice to school and work. That's an obligation Fitri emphasized since living in this house. They should not bring juice.

If for supplies, Yanto always brings rice that Fitri prepared. But if Tin and Herry sometimes bring bread only. Sometimes they do not have time if they have to bring rice and side dishes. They are not ashamed, not at all, but sometimes their rest time is very limited because of the many activities so they prefer to bring some bread.