The Diary Game || 15 September 2026 || It feels a bit like an abandoned place from a bygone era.

Assalamu Alaikum.
I am Jakaria Talukder from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

Good Morning
Daily routines are very important. If you plan ahead, you can start each step beautifully and systematically, and complete tasks according to plan—Insha'Allah. Following this practice, I am sharing the sequence of my daily activities with you today, just as I had planned.

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I woke up in the morning, performed Wudu (ablution), and offered the Fajr prayer. I called out to Jinnat Bhai, suggesting we go to the mosque for the Fajr prayer. He also got up, performed Wudu, and joined me at the mosque for the prayer.

We had a wonderful breakfast planned for today. We had withdrawn the necessary funds the day before yesterday. We were all going to eat Paratha with Chicken Bhuna (spicy chicken curry) together. This kind of gathering is happening after a long time—almost a year and a half. We used to have such meals occasionally in the past.

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Delicious morning breakfast	Here you can see Paratha, Chicken Bhuna, and a salad mix of cucumber, onion, and chili. It turned out incredibly delicious. Hossain Bhai and his wife took charge of this; they prepared it at home and brought it over.
	I got busy with some special work. I am currently busy at the office preparing a shipment, as there are still many export items left to process. In the midst of this, our office helper dropped by to give us some sweets; she has resigned and will be leaving her job soon.
	Here, there are several items intended for the local market, while the goods meant for export have been stored separately inside; there are others loaded onto different vehicles as well. Later, these will be fired at high temperatures to ensure their durability.

Amidst the busy work schedule, we often take breaks to eat together before diving back into our tasks. Next, I’d like to share a wonderful design with you—one I think you’ll really appreciate. Please take a look below.

^{Dinner plate 🍽️}

Since I needed to send a sample to the buyer, I tried to photograph it in a way that clearly highlights its shape and details. If you look closely at this photo of the dinner plate, you might notice a glare from the lighting, which obscures part of the image.

I later took better photos and sent them to the buyer. Time flew by while I was working, and soon it was lunchtime. I went back to my quarters from the office, had a meal, offered my prayers, and then returned to work.

After finishing work at five o'clock, I stepped outside. Sakib Bhai and I decided to take a walk near the brick kiln. We hadn't walked in this area for a long time, so we thought it would be nice to go for a stroll today.

Brick kiln operations here are currently completely halted; however, with the winter season approaching, brick manufacturing and full-scale kiln operations will resume.

Government officials occasionally visit and demolish the kiln chimneys with bulldozers, yet within just two days, the chimneys are fully rebuilt, and production starts up again. The project owners have invested a significant amount of capital here, which is why they cannot simply abandon the venture.

Moreover, the profits generated here far exceed the initial investment—that is the nature of the business. When I visited in the late afternoon, I noticed that the rows designated for stacking bricks were completely empty; the bricks had already been fired and removed for sale. The bricks are sorted by grade before being sold.

The atmosphere inside feels eerie, almost like an abandoned site. It feels frightening—surrounded by walls of burnt earth. It has the look of a desolate, ancient place that feels truly unsettling.

Afterward, I returned to my room, bringing today's activities to a close. See you in the next post. Stay tuned until then, and take care.