Life in my village is slow and peaceful. Surrounded by forest and nature, each day begins quietly. Since the rescued baby monkey came into my life, my daily routine has changed in a beautiful way. Every morning now starts with care, patience, and love.
When I wake up, the baby monkey is usually still sleeping close to me. I gently check on him to make sure he is warm and comfortable. After that, I prepare his milk and feed him slowly. Feeding time is calm and special. He looks at me with trust, and I feel a deep connection growing between us.
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After feeding, the baby monkey becomes more active. He likes to sit near me while I do small household work. Sometimes he holds my finger or climbs gently onto my lap. These small moments bring happiness and make me feel less alone. Living in a quiet village, this companionship means everything to me.
During the day, I take extra care to keep his area clean and safe. I make sure he rests when he feels tired and stays protected from cold or noise. I have learned to understand his needs by watching his behavior. Caring for him has taught me to slow down and live in the moment.
In the afternoons, when the weather is calm, we spend time together in a quiet corner of the house. The baby monkey enjoys simple play and stays close to me. He feels safe, and I feel peaceful. These moments remind me that healing can come from the most unexpected places.
As evening arrives, the village becomes silent again. I prepare his milk one last time and wrap him in a soft blanket. Before sleeping, I sit quietly and reflect on how much my life has changed. From loneliness to responsibility, from sadness to hope, this journey has given me a new purpose.
Living with a rescued baby monkey in a quiet village is not always easy, but it is full of meaning. Every day teaches me something new about love, care, and patience. Our journey continues, one day at a time, guided by kindness and trust.
If you would like to see more moments from our daily life together, you can follow our journey on Instagram at The Monkey Reels, where I share short videos and updates from our life in the village.