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21 Days Lockdown - Day 6

Hello everyone!
I hope you all are fit and fine. First of all, I would like to apologize for being late to deliver my sixth day of the lockdown. The reason why I got late is that I was busy doing some bureaucratic work. So let's just start with the day. My day began with a very depressive sad feeling of what was happening in this world. I know I've been a little repetitive about saying that I am sad sometimes, thinking about the current pandemic, but that is the truth of my life. I do not like the idea that I have to sit at home while some virus is wiping out humanity. Although I am at the beginning of my career and there are a lot of things which I have to experience and learn still, I feel as if I should be in middle of it and fighting. I am very sure that many of you too get the same feeling. 


Most of my evening was spent in trying to lift up my mood. I tried to watch Netflix, went outside my room and met a few friends in the hostel, tried to study in our cafeteria (which is nothing but an empty lot with chairs lying around). None of the above actions lifted my mood. This takes us to the highlight of the day when I had conversation with one of my family members. A call which actually lifted my mood. 
I would like to discuss a little bit about it. What we talked about was not something specific but random thoughts, for example, we talked about how to lose weight that is despite the fact both of us have been successful in doing that, still revising and perfecting the art of losing weight is good. Right?. We discussed our journey from being unhealthy to fit. Then we randomly jumped towards the the currently persisting scenario. What I had to offer in that conversation was two of my observations about this pandemic. First, that it is not just our country which is ill-equipped to fight with this disease but our countrymen are also ill-equipped to handle this pandemic stress mentally, a fact which has been proved by few of the the things which I discussed in my previous blogs and also the explosion of memes, most of which are useless and repetitive.


The second observation which I gave was how could people be so oblivious to obvious things i.e. handwashing and keeping themselves hygienic. I say this because there have been so many doubts among callers (who called me) about handwashing and general hygiene in the past few days. To which she replied with her observation that this shutdown which has happened, should happen at least once in a month every year evenly distributed throughout so that we can have a good quality of air to breathe and good quality of water to drink. Basically, what we discussed was although there have been devastating effects of this virus still we have learnt that if we do not go polluting the air, water and soil we can actually live our regular lives without allergies and coughing due to vehicular motor gases. Then the conversation topic changed, we discussed our studies, our future plans and ended with a very cliche thing which we Punjabi always land to i.e. what to eat or not for dinner. Immediately after that conversation I felt a little good and came back to my room to start my studies again. I had a good meal because luckily today my favourite dish 'Grilled Chicken' was available in Swiggy delivery options. As I told you before, today was one of the days when I took rest from exercise and will be starting with my cardio tomorrow. So, this was my sixth day in lockdown in a very short and brief way. 
I hope you enjoyed reading it and had a good day yourself. Please share your experiences and comments below. 
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