Today, I prepared some dishes for next week; in this way, I don't need to cook after work and can get more rest. Cooking is fun, but it requires quite a lot of time and energy. Maybe that's because I'm not skilled, and my kitchen is so small that it's impossible to multitask in the limited space. The next time I move to a new apartment, I'll look for one with a larger kitchen, so I can put more utensils in it and cook more efficiently. This weekend, I have spent most of the time doing housework. Sometimes, I wonder what the meaning of doing all these things again and again is. Even though I tidy up my room thoroughly, it will get dirty soon, and I will have to clean it all over again. Anyway, doing the cleaning does make me feel refreshed.

Today I prepared in advance some dishes for next week. By doing so, I will spare myself cooking after work and free up more time for rest. Though cooking is fun, it does use up substantial time and energy. Maybe that’s because I’m not skilled as a cook, and my kitchen is so small that it’s impossible to multitask in the limited space. For my next apartment, I’ll seek a larger kitchen to accommodate more utensils and allow me to cook more efficiently. This weekend I have spent most of my time on housework. Sometimes I wonder, "what meaning could there be in this endless cycle of chores?" Tidy as I may, I know my room soon will return to its dusty state and I must clean once more. All things are full of weariness. Please pardon my descent into philosophy! In spite of it all, the cleaning routine does make me feel refreshed each time. I did not understand your thought about "multitasking". How does it relate to the rest of the paragraph? I threw in a Biblical quote, "all things are full of weariness". Do you recognize it?