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Lock Down Day 28

ASSIGNMENTS...


Today is the 28th day of lock down just two days away for a month of lock down nothing have changed,

woke up a bit early toady and started to write down my assignments and project concept paper,

Had an awesome meal, mom made this pickel of stem of a plant which I don't know and was delicious,

Since I didn't had any online classes today talked to my relatives for some time and again back for the assignments,

For a whole day was making slide at such a slow pace that even sloths would have better speed than mines finally finished one of my assignment and submitted it as today was the deadline for it,

But wasn't able to finish the concept paper hahahaha you can imagine my speed now, how slow I was hahaha, 

Finally after some chit chat with friends and some work on concept paper had an awesome dinner which will be the all for Day 28 of lock down. Till the pandemic is over 

Stay Home, Stay Safe

!!Thank You!!

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