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Lock Down Day 14

IT'S EXTENDED AGAIN.....


Day 14, till the morning of today the lock down was supposed to be ending by tomorrow morning but due to the worsening condition the lock down period increased for another week till the date of 15th April.

Now, talking about what I did today on the 14th Day, 

My kitchen journey was over, so had a tasty meal prepared by Mom,

Called my friend Dipesh Rai talked with him for sometime, he suggested me some of the movies and I don't know when I will be watching those movies,

Did some character designing and drawing stuffs which was pretty fun, 

Had Puri Tarkari for the lunch,

Internet surfing as on other days, watched some videos of Sadhguru on Youtube,

Helped Mom make dinner, enjoyed dinner.

Thank you that's all for the Day 14 of the lock down with the confirmed news of lock down extended in the evening.

untill COVID-19 is gone

Stay Home, Stay Safe. 
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