On the first of May, nineteen ninety-eight, we baked a cake with flour and added some sour cream, and everyone liked it., On the second of June, two thousand five, I ate oatmeal with a mandarin, but there was no sugar anywhere., On the third of July, two thousand twelve, my mother cooked a dish with cottage cheese and pear, and no one complained about the lack of cabbage., On the fourth of August, nineteen eighty-seven, we baked salmon and added some garlic — everything smelled very delicious., On the fifth of September, two thousand twenty-three, I tried oysters, but I didn’t like anything — they were disgusting., On the sixth of October, two thousand seventeen, we cooked a stewed dish with peas, but without meat., On the seventh of November, two thousand one, I made pancakes and spread some caviar on them — nothing was left., On the eighth of December, nineteen ninety-five, she squeezed some juice and mixed it with shrimp, and everyone wanted more., On the ninth of January, two thousand ten, we baked fish in the oven, but no one helped me., On the tenth of February, two thousand twenty-four, I peeled a peach and a plum, but I couldn’t find a persimmon anywhere., On the eleventh of March, nineteen eighty-three, we ate mussels and squid, but no one wanted octopus., On the thirteenth of May, two thousand fifteen, my dad cooked trout — everyone said it turned out tender., On the fourteenth of June, nineteen ninety-two, we marinated cabbage, but someone oversalted it, so it turned out too sour., On the fifteenth of July, two thousand, we baked lavash, but no one ate it — it was overcooked..

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