The Diary Game | 24 /07/2026 | I bought a Shami plant today.
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Hello My Steemain Friends ,
I hope you of steemian are good and enjoying your life . Well I am well. May God bless you all. Today I am writing about an interesting topic which is all time my favourite "Diary Game" . So, in this post I am going to share my full day routine (24/ 07/2026 ) . I hope you people like and enjoy my post
Now that the children's schools have reopened, I have to wake up early. Today, I woke up at 6:00 AM because I needed to prepare the kids' lunchboxes and make tea for my husband, who gets ready for his shop at that time. After getting hot water ready for my husband to drink, I started chopping vegetables in the kitchen. I made okra (bhindi) since my son loves it.
I quickly woke my son up; by then, the meal was ready. I had already placed the children's water bottles in the fridge the night before. I made tea for my husband—who got ready for the shop—and gave my son tea and biscuits. At 8:00 AM sharp, Kartik left for school; since he drives himself, he doesn't face any issues and reaches on time.
My husband also left for his shop, and my elder son had to leave shortly after. I get exhausted running around attending to everyone's needs since morning, so I sat down for a bit and had some tea. Then, I woke up my elder son, as he had to leave for college. He usually leaves for college by 9:45 AM, and that is when I finally get some relief. I rest for half an hour, though there is still work to be done—it's hard to get chores done while the kids are around, as they keep me busy with their needs. After that half-hour break, I quickly finished all the housework—dishes, sweeping, and tidying up—and then performed my prayers. By 12:45 PM, I left for the shop.
To be honest, I get very tired. At the shop, my husband and I had tea with some savory snacks (namkeen); I had taken a packet of dalmot (a spicy lentil mix) and some lemonade with me. I really love maida (refined flour) namakpare (salty crispy snacks). While I was there, a vendor selling plants passed by the shop; I had been wanting to buy a Shami plant, so I asked him about it.
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He had one, so I bought it for ₹50. Then, my husband left for the market for some work. I returned home by 3:00 PM; my children had arrived as well, so I quickly prepared a snack. Kartik wanted Maggi, so I made that for him since he had to leave for his coaching class. Naman was tired after coming home from college, so I gave him some lemon shikanji (lemonade) I had prepared. After drinking it and changing his clothes, he went to sleep.
I also spent some time on my phone, as I was tired too. Later, I started preparing dinner—making dal, rice, roti, and a vegetable dish. My husband returned home by 8:30 PM. We chatted for a while; I sliced some cucumber for him, and then I served dinner to everyone.
I managed to finish all the household chores at a good time—by 10:30 PM. Afterward, my husband went to sleep, the kids got busy with their studies or used their phones, and I spent some time on my phone as well; all in all, it was a great day.
| Photo's Author | @aviral123 |
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| Location | Lucknow |
| Device name | Oppo A31 |
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Hello friend. It was a pleasure to read your post, where you describe the hard work of a mother with so many responsibilities and the love with which she fulfills each role, both with her children and her husband.
I'm glad you found the Shami plant, which you like, and that it allowed you to spend some time at your husband's shop before returning to your evening routine: preparing dinner, eating together as a family, and then going to bed.
I admire your dedication as a homemaker.
Have a wonderful afternoon.
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