Sale of Sapu Lidi, Grandmother eighty Years On the Road

Since the early hours of the blind, he walked to the city State, while carrying a few bundle broomsticks and porosan (Hindu ceremonial means). Dadong Kenak, earned a livelihood to survive despite having to walk 11 km more, from 05.00 wira, just arrived at the City State approximately 08.00 wita.

"I walk every morning from home to the country, do not have the money to pay ojek, even if you have better buy rice," he said met in the State, Friday (1/4/16).

Women whose skin is wrinkled still look healthy. As the name implies, Kenak (kenak means healthy), he works as a fruit salesman owned by a skipper. He also sells broomsticks and porous works. Already this month, Dadong Kenak sells.

Disclosed, the sale of broom stick and porosan, can not be relied upon. It was decided, nyambi fruit sales workers to add additional income. Usually if the behavior, broom stick and porosan all can pocket money Rp 14.000.

In order to sell the fruit-selling fruit belonging to his juragan, if the fruits are sold he gets 4 kg of rice and the money is Rp 5000. If not all of them are sold out, he gets 2 kg of rice only. As a poor man, he / she conscious must keep working, life.

"Gratitude is still given health If I do not work clear I can not eat," he said a smile of a knot. Above the tarpaulin, he sells fruit merchandise in front of Hotel Jimbarwana. This grandmother, living with her widowed daughter of six.

"At home I also often help children cook and care for six grandchildren," he continued. Persistence Dadong Kenak works, often provoked the sympathy of citizens. Not a few residents provide help perfunctory.