The Diary Game | 04/03/2026 | HOLI CELEBRATION

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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 (04/ 03/2026 ) . I hope you people like and enjoy my post

Today is Holi, the festival of colors. We all slept late. It was 1:30 in the night, and I didn't have the courage to get up. But since it's a festival, we had to get up. Because the festival of colors is only enjoyed in the morning, and the children get to play with colors. My husband and I woke up first, by 6:30. Then I quickly took a bath and got ready because I had to perform the puja and also play Holi with God, meaning I had to apply colors to God in the temple.

I quickly performed the puja by taking 16 grains of wheat in my hand and tying 16 knots with raw cotton thread. After the puja, I offered water to Lord Surya and touched my husband's feet. I touch my husband's feet on major festivals. It was 8:30, so I woke the children and made tea, but they didn't eat anything.

Children are so crazy about colors and playing Holi that they seem to enjoy nothing else. I remember my childhood when I was little, and I couldn't eat anything. My younger son got up and started blowing up balloons with water. Then everyone applied oil to their hands so that the color would fade faster. Then my husband and son left with a packet of gulal, and I started preparing lunch.

In the meantime, I was getting calls from everyone wishing me a Happy Holi. By 10:15, my younger brother and sister-in-law also came to play with colors with their daughter. I served them breakfast first: cold drinks, gujiyas, and snacks. We all had a little snack, then we all went to the terrace. We all played with colors, purple and yellow. My sister-in-law painted my face purple. I didn't notice it at the time, but later, when I came down, I realized that I had turned completely purple.

Holi was celebrated with great enthusiasm at our house. My 4-year-old niece, Prisha, was splashing colors on everyone with her squirt gun, and she was the one who was applying the most color. My brother took both my children with him to his in-laws' house to play. Then we cleaned the house. Because the color had spread a lot, it was 12:30, so I took a bath and got ready, and my husband also got ready. I was cooking rice. My curry was ready, so I started cooking rice.

When the children came, I had prepared a paste for them using gram flour, turmeric, oil, and cream. So they also applied the paste and started removing the color. They had applied a lot of it, so they removed the color little by little. Then we all ate dinner and went to sleep, because playing with colors can be very tiring. We stayed up until 5:30 in the evening. Then I made tea, served everyone breakfast, and watched some TV.

The next day, we had to leave for Jaipur on a tour, so I started packing my briefcase. I packed whatever little things were left, put on my makeup, and then made churma. I made a little prasad, but my son wanted to take it home. Baba Shyam is offered churma, so I made churma. Then the kids brought chaat from outside, and we ate it, and then we went to sleep.