Offline days...

For the past three days, I wasn’t at home because I had my exams and couldn’t go anywhere. My cousin had been asking me for a long time to meet, so we finally decided to stay at our grandmother’s house. At first, we planned to stay for just one day, have some fun, and come back. But somehow, that one day turned into three.

Their house is on the outskirts of Multan, so the internet connection there isn’t very strong. It wasn’t that the internet didn’t work at all it did but for some reason, it barely supported my phone. So we had no choice but to survive without proper internet for three whole days.
And honestly? It turned out to be one of the best experiences.
I realized that life without the internet can be incredibly beautiful. We have become so dependent on our phones that we almost forgot there is a whole world beyond the screen. The internet has made us slower in real life we scroll more, talk less, and miss the small moments happening right in front of us.
During those three days, we talked for hours, laughed without any distractions, and created so many unforgettable memories. We played the same childhood games we used to play years ago. It felt like we traveled back in time. We also visited my grandfather’s garden it was peaceful, fresh, and full of natural beauty. We took so many beautiful pictures there, which I’ll be sharing very soon.

Those three days without the internet felt like three months in a good way. Time felt slower, but our hearts felt lighter. After a long time, my cousin and I truly connected again. We weren’t just sitting together; we were actually present with each other.
It honestly felt like a small life reset. Being away from constant notifications, social media, and endless scrolling made me realize how much our phones affect our daily lives. Sometimes, disconnecting from the internet helps us reconnect with ourselves and the people around us.
And now I truly believe we don’t always need Wi-Fi to feel connected.