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Lock Down Day 23

OLD STUFFS...


Today on the 23rd Day of lock down the things were as similar as of the last few days. Woke up late as always went up had meal did some internet surfing and as I had online class to attend, 

Attended the classes of Engineering Ethics for around an hour, it was fun class even had some chit chat during the classes with friends which we have been missing due to the lock down,

As after the classes were finished had some call with some of my friends and went to the least visited place of our home where I'd spent some of my teen days dreaming about my future. I went up to that place it's like a small open space above my parents bedroom found some old books and my old diaries over there went through some of them it was all dusty. Came out with some of the old books which mom was searching for and also brought some magazines related to national parks of Nepal and started looking pictures from them.

Later went up to varanda and saw a police was talking to a foreigner as he was Chinese, police suspected him as he had escaped from China to survive here in Nepal but he was here before the pandemic started and was for some other reasons which police didn't disclosed.

And after spending some time on internet surfing and Youtube had a nice dinner and again back to Facebook.

Yup, that was how I spent the Day 23 of my lock down. Till this pandemic is over 

Stay Home, Stay Safe

!! Thank You!!
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