The Diary Game: 0 1.07.2026 ||

Assalamu Alaikum. How is everyone? I hope you are all doing well; by your prayers, I am doing well too.

I am Rafi, and today I am back with a new post. It is about my activities throughout the day. I have come to my village home today. It is very hot here, and due to the heat, there is no electricity. In our village...There is a beautiful pondside area near my house. During this hot weather, many people from our village go there to sit and relax. I went there too and found several of my friends sitting there. I joined them and saw that they were playing games on their mobile phones. They suggested we play together the next day, but I told them that my phone doesn't support gaming.

The reason is that a green line has appeared on my phone, making everything look blurry. After that, I hung out with them for a while. They said, "Since you don't have your phone, come play games on ours." So, I played games on their phones. Once we finished playing, we all went back to our respective homes. I went home, and upon arriving...


The pond is surrounded by various types of mango trees—including Haribhanga, Fazli, and local varieties—which usually bear abundant fruit, allowing the owner to make a significant profit from sales. Although the trees blossomed profusely this season, the developing mangoes all dropped off; consequently, the owner was unable to sell any fruit this time.

took a bath and then had lunch. After finishing the meal, I rested for a while and then took an afternoon nap. However, the power went out after I had slept only briefly; the intense heat woke me up. I stepped out of the house and headed towards the riverbank again. I sat there alone for quite some time. Then, I saw two of my friends approaching.sat and played games with them. After a while, we all went out for a stroll and visited a market, where we spent quite some time eating. Finally, we all returned home in the evening.
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Various types of fish are cultivated in this pond. Fish are harvested annually, yielding varieties such as Bata, Rohu, and Silver Carp. Many indigenous species—such as Gorai, Shol, and Magur—are also found there. The pond owner typically sells a significant amount of fish each year; however, this time, the pond has been leased out on a contract basis—meaning it has been handed over to an individual for a one-year term.

After returning home in the evening, I studied for a while and then had my meal. I went to rest after eating, but shortly after, the power went out again. I couldn't sleep because of the intense heat. I stepped outside and walked around a bit, noticing that it was quite windy. After wandering for a while, the power returned, so I went back home, locked the door, and went to sleep.