Hall Life Diary: Amazon Views and Balcony Moment

I think that I should share my hall life with all of you. So today, I will write about some amazing moments and experiences from my floor balcony.

It has been a great experience living in Khaleda Zia Hall here at Islamic University. Among all of them, a beautiful view from our floor's seven different balconies is something that may be ranked as one of the best. It feels like standing in the Amazon Forest without necessarily spending money on it!

Indeed from two or three balconies on the left side, it seems to me that I am walking in the middle of a green forest, so tall and wide the trees, and so vast the view is.

My favorite would be that one balcony leading to the view of unobstructed banana tree fields and other farms in the village. From some of the other balconies, I might get a glimpse or two of the old buildings of our hall. It's a mix of nature and old architecture.

During the winter season, I would spend three or four hours on the balcony, just to enjoy the sun. We would all assemble on the balcony during an electric breakdown, share cool air, and gossip. The seniors, juniors, and floor mates join together, telling tales and jollying.

We arrange parties and cultural programs on our floor, too. Sometimes we decorated our TV room for arranging cultural programs like music and performances and, at other times, the balcony became the dining area. As everybody contributes to cleaning and serving the food, it is usually a great time.