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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 (28/ 04/2026 ) . I hope you people like and enjoy my post

I woke up at 6:00 AM today; since Kartik's school now starts at 7:30 AM, I have to be up by 6:00. I prepared Sabzi Paratha (vegetable-stuffed flatbread), as my husband also leaves for his shop early. I had a packet of milk delivered, put it on the stove to boil, and then got busy with my kitchen chores. I prepared a dry curry of potatoes and black-eyed peas (Lobia) with tomatoes. By the time I finished, Kartik was ready for school. The heat is intense these days, so Kartik asked me to make him some cold coffee, saying, "Mom, the sun is scorching; please make me some cold coffee." So, I made him a cup, while my husband and I had our tea.

Afterward, my husband left for his shop, and Kartik headed off to school. I spent a little while browsing on my mobile phone. Then, I took the clothes out of the washing machine and hung them up to dry. Household chores are endless—you just keep doing them, and they never seem to finish! Anyway, what can one do?

I performed my morning prayers and had my breakfast. I prepared breakfast for my elder son as well, packed his lunchbox, and headed off to the shop. These days, whenever I go to the shop, I carry a glass of lemonade with me because the heat is simply unbearable.

My husband had finished his breakfast and was busy with his work when he must have told a scrap dealer to come and collect the cardboard boxes from the shop. Since they had likely already negotiated the price beforehand, the scrap dealer arrived.

He sorted through the cardboard, weighed it on his scale, and then tied the bundles onto his bicycle. We not only received some money for the scrap, but we also cleared up the space inside the shop that had been cluttered with the boxes—which was a relief, as rats tend to chew them up and ruin them.

By the time all this was done, it was 2:30 PM. Then my son returned from school, and Kartik and I walked home together. I had already prepared the lemonade earlier, so as soon as we arrived, we all drank some and sat down to rest for a while. We only managed to rest for about ten minutes, though, because Kartik has to leave for his coaching classes at 4:00 PM,

which meant I had to prepare a snack for him as well. So, I got up to start making his snack. Sometimes, I just can't seem to decide what to make for breakfast. I always look for something that is quick to prepare and doesn't require too much effort. So, I ended up making savory rice (Namkeen Chawal) with potatoes and peas.

Then, I asked my son to place an online order for a couple of household essentials while the rice was cooking. We were out of detergent, so he ordered that, along with some sauces and snacks. My online order arrived within 15 to 20 minutes. Since I needed to run a load of laundry in the washing machine that evening, the detergent was absolutely essential.

Kartik left for his coaching classes, and then Naman and I had our breakfast together and chatted for a while. Afterward, Naman settled down to study. I worked on some estimates for a bit and then began preparing dinner. For dinner tonight, I made ridge gourd curry, parathas, and a sweet-and-sour raw mango relish. My husband had brought home some yogurt, and that is how my day unfolded.

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Photo's Author	@aviral123
Location	Lucknow
Device name	Oppo A31

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