Grateful, I thought that hemp juice and cucumber finally had a "partner"
Everything is fresh and delicious, crispy and fresh garlic Just pound the garlic nest twice. Cucumber hemp juice mixed together is a common delicacy.
All this flashed through my mind, but now I need to weave garlic to store it.
Fortunately, when I was growing vegetables, after I planed garlic, I braided it in the field to take it home by bike.
Reach for three or four garlic, hold it in your hand, and weave it together at random (it turned out to be wrong at first). At the beginning, wrap a garlic around the other two necks, so that they can be fixed again and are not easy to spread.
Fortunately, the front pressure is very tight, and the wrong beginning is covered up. After I made up six or seven pieces of garlic, I handed this important task to my son: learn to make up, just like braiding.
But I can't braid my hair.
Look at it.
I also demonstrated adding three or four pieces of garlic and handing them in. I also saw the child's left and right hands turn down. When I saw the end, I found that it was not a braid at all. The garlic tail was divided into two pieces, like a rope, loose and almost fell. He has a thick garlic tail, and he has no strength. How can he twist it?
He hung the garlic braid on the nail on the wall. In less than a minute, I had to take it down and turn over the work.
When taken apart, one of the three forces has only one or two thin ones, and then it naturally mixes with one of them, and then the two forces have been twisting the rope like this. ...
I teach by hand. When adding new garlic, keep one copy, and turn the other copy up from below to hold it down, so that the newly added garlic will be solid. Continue one on the other strand, and then hold it down with the previous one. In other words, every newly added garlic must be crushed by other forces first. These three forces rotate upward, downward and forward according to certain laws. ...
Braiding is a skill that girls learned when they were young.
However, I can't weave complicated straw hats.
When I was a child, I used to weave grass and sell money. I picked the head of the wheat ear, and at the next straw festival, there was a straw about a foot long. We call them straw hammers, and the wide straw braids they can weave can be made into straw hats. We call it "woven straw hat".
I can't weave that wide straw hat. It won't use only three, at least four or five.
The unmarried girls in the production team, almost all of them will let the blisters get wet first and weave while they are wet. Watching the shuttlecock flying up and down in their hands, I couldn't see which finger was moving and how, so the braid of the straw hat grew a piece.
They continued to stick to the wheat straw, but there were no obvious joints. They are woven evenly, flat and strong, which is really a veritable handicraft.
It seems that you need nails to knit that thing, I think so.
Straw hat braids can be sold for money, about a meter and a few cents. I can't braid my hair, so I can't get the money.
Later, I got a plastic head silk bracelet, but I didn't buy a head silk or learn a round head silk bracelet.
When I grow up, my hair grows, from ponytails to braids, and I show it off once or twice, but the dregs of my hair not only enjoy it at home, but also have a low ponytail for decades.
During the epidemic, the famous big V thirteen sister specially asked her son and husband to braid her hair. The reason is that if her son gives birth to a daughter in the future, grandpa and dad have the obligation to braid their granddaughter's hair and comb it, so Sister Thirteen's hair has become an experiment for two men. Although the products are a little messy, they look like braids, at least better than my son's garlic braids.
I also think that if a son gives birth to a daughter in the future, the father has the obligation to braid his daughter's hair, and then let his son braid it again without garlic.
Turn up the lower strand, hold down the middle strand, turn up the other side, hold down this strand, and so on, so that you can learn to braid your hair gracefully.