I read it somewhere on the internet this morning and it has been in my mind since then:
"I get up every morning and say to myself 'it’s going to be a great day'. You never know when it’s going to be over, so I refuse to have a bad day."

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I woke up at 12 pm because I took an off from university today. I have been feeling severe itchiness in my throat since a few days. Because of this I was feeling so low and this is one of the reasons why I was not posting daily diaries since a couple of days. I think its throat infection kinda situation. My family doctor is not in town which is why I couldn't consult a doctor. He'll be back today so hopefully I'll get rid of this bad throat by tonight. InshAllah.
Back to my routine, I woke up scrolled through social media for a while during which I came across this quote that I quoted above. We never know when we are going to die. Death is the most unexpected thing that can happen to anyone at anytime anywhere. We cannot deny this reality. But what we can do is to live our everyday as our last day. We can make our present day the best day. Only we can turn our every day into a good day.
This thing has been in my mind since morning and I think it will be with me forever. After having a moment of thought, I put my phone aside and went to the terrace to get some fresh air. I stayed there for a while, watering plants and feeding my cute little parrot.

We named this cute boy after a fruit 'Chiku' because he loved to eat chiku. He has been living with us for 6 months now. And he loves to be around people. I fed him some chillies but he refused to eat them. So I went to the kitchen and sliced chiku for him. And he gladly accepted this meal.
After spending a good time at terrace, I went to washroom and got fresh. Then I made myself breakfast which was comprised of tea and sandwich.

After breakfast I cleaned my room and started studying for upcoming viva.
I had a good 3 hour study session.

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EVENING
At 5 pm I came out of my room and went to the nearby vegetable market with my mother. We bought Okra from there for tonight's dinner and also some other vegetables that my mother needed. On our way home we bought Pani Puri/ Gol Gappay for evening snacking. When we reached home, my father was already home from office. I made tea for the family and served gol gappay/pani puri to everyone.

My mother doesn't like to eat gol gappay because of their sour taste. So I fried frozen kabab and made burger for her. She really enjoys this burger because of its light taste.

We enjoyed our evening snacks together. Then my brother came to me with jellies in his hand. He offered me these yummy jellies. They were so colorful and cute that I couldn't stop myself from capturing it.

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NIGHT
It was around 7:30 pm when my father brought mangoes. He brought mangoes of two categories:
• Anwar Ratol
• Chaunsa

We opened them up and dipped them in water for a while then put them in the fridge to cool them. Then I helped my mother to cut Okra.

After we were done with cutting it, my mother cooked it. And after about 1.5 hours, food was ready. My mother served us this beautiful meal. It had delicious aroma and looked so fresh. I really enjoyed my meal.

After finishing dinner, I cut mangoes for everyone. As we didn't have any dessert for tonight so we enjoyed sweet and yummy mangoes post dinner.

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This is how my day went by. I hope you guys enjoyed reading about it. I will see you guys in my next diary. Till then, take care of yourselves :)
Good Bye!

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