The housewife Akjemal Goshayeva from the geneshlik named after O.Arsaryev of Akdepe etrap received the most warmest and sincere congratulations from her villagers, numerous friends and relatives. By the decree of the president of Turkmenistan she was awarded the honorary title “Ene makhri”.
Her fellow villagers call by right Akjemal the housewife of lucky fate. With her husband Chary Goshayev she educates eight children: three sons and five daughters. They are a real joy and great happiness for their parents. The united family of the Goshayev is known in the entire vicinity first of all for its diligence. The open-hearted housewife has taught her children everyday homework –the main source of abundance and wellbeing. Senior daughters have become not only her close helpers in everyday house affairs but have also acquired necessary and important skills of life. Akjemal has taught them to make needlework, sewing, and embroidery.
Today in the extended family its members prepare for a noble event. The Goshayev gets ready for marriage of her elder daughter Ogulsuray. All her dresses, including wedding apparels the girl has made herself. And moreover her daughters have learned from their mothers to make delicious foods on the basis of old recipes and best Turkmen dishes. And if her daughters are mainly engaged in household affairs, then elder sons look after the mini-farm of the household and take care of the cattle. The family has a car and a wheeled tractor of model MTZ and boys without outside help can repair its small items. With their parents children work in their plot, yard, and grow trees, grape and various vegetables.
Akjemal with her senior daughters works during seasonal field in the cotton field of three hectares, which is leased by her husband Chary Goshayev. He is known as a diligent cultivator and yields a rich harvest. His wife shares his success. Akjemal is an agriculturist by profession. When several years ago chary decided to lease the land for cultivation of cotton her knowledge in cultivation of “white gold” was of great value for them. Her lessons of agriculture and skills are imparted to her children and they enrich their practice in land cultivation.
Her fellow villagers call by right Akjemal the housewife of lucky fate. With her husband Chary Goshayev she educates eight children: three sons and five daughters. They are a real joy and great happiness for their parents. The united family of the Goshayev is known in the entire vicinity first of all for its diligence. The open-hearted housewife has taught her children everyday homework –the main source of abundance and wellbeing. Senior daughters have become not only her close helpers in everyday house affairs but have also acquired necessary and important skills of life. Akjemal has taught them to make needlework, sewing, and embroidery.
Today in the extended family its members prepare for a noble event. The Goshayev gets ready for marriage of her elder daughter Ogulsuray. All her dresses, including wedding apparels the girl has made herself. And moreover her daughters have learned from their mothers to make delicious foods on the basis of old recipes and best Turkmen dishes. And if her daughters are mainly engaged in household affairs, then elder sons look after the mini-farm of the household and take care of the cattle. The family has a car and a wheeled tractor of model MTZ and boys without outside help can repair its small items. With their parents children work in their plot, yard, and grow trees, grape and various vegetables.
Akjemal with her senior daughters works during seasonal field in the cotton field of three hectares, which is leased by her husband Chary Goshayev. He is known as a diligent cultivator and yields a rich harvest. His wife shares his success. Akjemal is an agriculturist by profession. When several years ago chary decided to lease the land for cultivation of cotton her knowledge in cultivation of “white gold” was of great value for them. Her lessons of agriculture and skills are imparted to her children and they enrich their practice in land cultivation.
