Betterlife - The Diary Game | A quick stroll around the Shibbari Zia Hall premises in Khulna and a moment to eat some fast food.

_{Hello everyone. I am @tamanna055
From #Bangladesh}

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Assalamualaikum friends,

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Greetings and welcome to my diary blog. Hope you all are very well and healthy by the grace of Almighty Allah. Alhamdulillah, I am also fine and healthy. This day was full of experience for me. Why? So without delay let's know the detai ls of today's diary game. Hope you all enjoy and like my diary game.

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I wake up in the morning, tidy my room and go to freshen up. After freshening up, I finish breakfast and get ready to go to class. Then I leave the house for class. My class starts at 9 am and ends at 2 pm.

After finishing class, I come home, take a bath and have lunch. Then I rest for some time, then my friend calls me and says that we are going out in the afternoon. I haven't been out for a long time, so both of us suddenly leave the house for Khulna for a horse ride.

Today, the two of us are at the Shibbari Zia Hall premises in Khulna, where there used to be a cinema hall called Zia Hall. This place is absolutely at the main point of Shibbari, now the cinema hall has been demolished and it is being turned into a field. Where many types of fast food item shops have now opened. We have not been here before, so today we came from home for a horse ride.

When I came here, I saw that most of the shops are for college students and girls. Where they have started their business on their own initiative with little capital. When I went, I saw that there are many types of food shops here that we have not tried before or were not available in Khulna. And I liked one thing about every shop here. They keep the price of each food low, so it is very good for every student.

Today, the two of us ate a plate of small fuchka, Malai tea and burnt bread. I have not eaten small fuchka before, it was not usually available in Khulna before. It has been several days since this food has been available in Khulna. It is fuchka but in a very small size and the process of making this fuchkata is a little different from normal fuchka. A bowl of this small fuchkata cost only 10 taka, the taste of this fuchka was very interesting.

After that, since we did not have a plate, since we do not know the taste of food in a new place, we shared one.

Then there is a beautiful tea shop, where a boy who is in his second year of honors has given the shop as his part-time job. Where milk tea and malai tea are available. Along with burnt bread which I have not seen anywhere in Khulna before. So we order a roti and two malaichas, the price of tea is comparatively low. Malai is 30 taka per cup and burnt bread (normal bread is made by spreading ghee and sugar on it and burning it on fire) which completely changes the taste of the bread. The price of the bread was 30 taka. Our total bill came to ninety taka.

People of all ages come to the tea shops here, after we went, we saw a very old circle of friends. All of them are approximately 55+, they are all probably busy with some work or the other. Among them, I saw one of them walking with a stick in his hand due to illness. They may have planned to meet everyone today, it is very nice to see this circle of theirs. Actually, friendship has no age, if you are friends with the right people, this bond lasts a lifetime. I am ending my blog today here, I hope you all enjoy it.

@tamanna055