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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The woman,my aunt (She got little education) married at young age to the eldest son of the parents of a big family. She woke up early in the morning at the crow of the cock and swept the dirt floor of the house and outhouse with a broom often wiping with a nura(cloth) applying cow dung and water. After that,she took bath at the pond and clothes changed wiped with a nura wet with water the surface before the holy Basil(Tulasi)plant planted in the middle of the courtyard and surfaces at the portico and inside the house where the family Deities supposed residing. After these completed she prayed the Deities and holy Basil burning mekruk(,an incense), the prayer once again repeated at dusk lighting a lantern or candle. Usually she grinding,hand pounding and flapping paddy cooking food burning firewood and serving the family members cleaning the kitchen and utensils,sometimes cutting firewoods. weaving at the fly scuttle loom in the outhouse, washing clothes for the family members. God fearing she treated her father and mother in laws with respect usually they reign over her, treated the younger brothers and sisters of her husband like her children. Many children she given birth But unfortunately she died at young age. After she died I sometimes remember her as a symbol of the housewives of the agrarian society of the long past.
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