65th Day of Lock-Down

Jestha 14th, Wednesday
2077

Today, as it had planned yesterday, I got up at quarter to six, opened the radio, put the mobile on charge and went to get fresh. Basundhara also got up. Today, we had planned to work on the maize field. Bunu was still sleeping. I tried to wake her up but all in vain. We had lemon tea, took the spades, and went to makai Khanna. Bunu did not wake up and slept alone in the room.  Basundhara started and I started taking out the unnecessary plants of maize. I was doing this task after a long time. It was fun but difficult as I had not to be used to. Later on, I joined Basundhara. While we were working, Parbati Didi came and joined us. After a while, Reneni did also joined use. It had been 9:30 AM when we finished. By the time we finished, we ourselves had broken down. We returned to the room at about 10 and after washing, Basundhara started cooking, I bought 1 kilo of Yogurt and prepared banana lassi. We had lunch at about 11:30AM. I had a call from the school. It was DB sir. He called me to send a mail to MOE. I went around 12 noon and prepared a letter and some documents to send there, scanned them, and mailed. 

At about 2 PM, the sky overcast and it started thundering so I ran home. There was no electricity. It has been a few days since the electricity has not been stable. So today too I couldn't prepare any worksheet for the students. After coming to the room I got fresh and took noodles and tea as snacks and slept for a while. After some time from 5 PM, I joined online training from Palpa STFT. It was about creating a quiz on Powerpoint by Brihaspati Lamsal sir. It was nice. I like his presentation skill and voice very much. At about 8, we had supper. Then I  prepared a request letter to Batch No- 56 and posted it to Narayan sir. After that, I started blogging and Basu and Bunu slept. While blogging, I also joined the chat with a Bachelor classmate on the Facebook group. There was a new friend from Canada: Shova Marasini and Rajan from the USA. We chatted on Corona pandemic, Nepali politics, and border dispute for a while then there was 10:40 PM on the clock and I convinced myself for sleeping. Good night. Stay at home: Stay safe.