The Diary game. Better life with steem. A Day of Discipline: Car Servicing, Orchard Care, and Simple Moments. 5 may

Today I went for servicing my car as its third service was due, and for that, the agent of the company had already contacted me a day before. I needed to be there on time. For that, I got up very early in the morning without hesitation, performed ablution, and then offered the morning prayers. I started my day in prostration before the Almighty, which helps me embrace peace and positivity and keeps me composed. Soon after the prayers, I returned home, did some exercises, broke a sweat, and then helped my mother. After that, I had my breakfast.

I received a call from the company’s agent, and it was time to leave. Without much preparation, I took out my car and headed towards the nearby town where he was already waiting with his service van. As soon as I reached, I was the first one there, so it was my turn immediately. My car was lifted by the hydraulic pump, and the servicing began. I stood there observing and was quite impressed by the efficiency and coordination of their work. I also got to learn a few new things about the car.

Beside the service area, some young boys were learning to drive. They were practicing on track designs similar to those used by the transport department to test driving skills before issuing licenses. It was interesting to watch them carefully maneuver their vehicles over those patterns in preparation for their tests.

Once the servicing was completed, I decided to visit a friend who runs a boutique. However, I also had to buy medicines for my mother, so I left the service point after collecting my car. I then took my car to a nearby washing station where it was cleaned very professionally. I was truly satisfied with the wash—it made the car look as good as new.

Around 4 PM, I returned home. I had not eaten much throughout the day since the service area is far from the main market and lacks proper eateries. Because of that, I hurried back home. Upon reaching, my mother offered me a late lunch, which I gladly accepted. After that, I took some rest as I was quite exhausted.

Later in the evening, I went to the nearby orchard to check on the apple crop and inspect if any pests or diseases had started affecting the fruits. During these summer months, especially in June, we need to remain vigilant as fungal diseases like scab can damage the crop and make it unfit for commercial use.

In the evening, I returned home and then went to the gym. After finishing my workout, I headed back around 9 PM. On the way, I stopped by a friend’s shop, spent about 15 minutes chatting and having some light moments, and then returned home. After reaching, I had my dinner, went to my room, read a few chapters of economics, and then went to sleep, calling it a day.