Assalamu Alaikum friends. how are you all Hope everyone is well by God's grace. Alhamdulillah I am fine too. Today I am going to share my day with you. Today I started the day from Fajr like every day. After performing the Fajr prayer, I slept a little more. I woke up at 7:30 and was preparing breakfast to eat fresh. Today's breakfast was laccha semai's jorda. This is my favorite food. After breakfast, I put rice. After cooking rice and curry, I did the rest of the housework and had breakfast. Then I lay down and took a nap.

As soon as I heard the Zohar call, I woke up and took a bath and prayed. After that I had lunch. I was ordering a parcel and the delivery man called and asked me to go to Taraganj. I have received the parcel. It was 4 o'clock to come home. Jhalmuri Walla is coming a little later. Went there and ate with Jhalmuri. Then after staying at home for a while, uncle came and said let's go for a walk. Instead of walking, I went to pick jute vegetables. This time everyone is very fun to pick jute vegetables. From there he gave the call to prayer. Then I performed ablution and performed Asr prayer.

After walking a little, I came and cooked dinner. We cook in clay oven with lakri. Today I am using dry dung as fuel in my clay oven. The people of the village make dung dry and make it sweet. Burns beautifully. After cooking and taking a rest, the current goes away. When the electricity goes out, everyone comes to the big yard of the house and chats. So I went there. We all chat a lot together, uncle, sister, everyone. The fun of being with everyone is different.

There was a mango tree in front of the courtyard, my grandfather's tree. I quietly stole raw mangoes from there. I have not yet lost my childhood. So sometimes I steal, the fun of stealing is different. As I eat the mango, the current is coming. When I come home, I will pray Isha, eat and sleep, insha'Allah. Today I shared the story of the whole day. Hope you like it. This is how I spend my days. I will come back one day to share it with you, inshallah. May God bless you all.