1000 DAYS OF STEEM - MY DIARY GAME Eid Mobarok 1/08/2020 season 2 first day

Hello friends. How is everyone? I hope everyone is well. I am also much better. Yesterday was Eid day so I apologize to everyone for not being able to post THE DIARY GAME. I am giving yesterday's post today. Eid means joy Eid means festival. Eid day means a smile on everyone's face.

As the times of Eid advanced, our bliss expanded. The main thing to consider is new garments, wearing those garments and eating fun food and eating as much as you can imagine. We just got great garments on two Eids. With one sets of good shoes. And still, at the end of the day, my mom used to attempt to expand the size of our garments and shoes a bit, with the goal that she could go effectively throughout the entire year. After a touch of comprehension, we were unable to do it in our solid dissent.

There was an edgy endeavor to conceal what sort of garments will be worn on Eid. I would bring garments from the tailor's home and stow away in a spot where nobody could see. The individuals who made garments at home were in more peril. One ought to consistently be mindful so as not to leave a solitary bit of fabric outside the house while clearing the house in the wake of sewing. Extraordinary annihilation. I have seen my more established cousins, when their garments were sewn at home, they would close all the entryways and windows of the house. With the goal that nobody can see the shadow of the fabric!

The most amusing Eid dress was for the young men in the area. On the off chance that there were three siblings in the family, would every one of the three get a similar structure Punjabi for some obscure explanation? Or on the other hand a structure shirt or vest. As I got more established, I understood how ludicrous it was.

We didn't have a lot of marvelousness in our adolescence. In current speech, we needed to observe Eid in 'Flawless in Straightforward' garments. However, getting this out of getting a lot of was a lot for us. Some of the time if 2/1 more garments were gathered from family members, it would be an extra obligation.

Presently as we do a great deal of shopping on the event of Eid - furniture, gems, sari material, shades, sheets, pots, ceramics - no things are forgotten about. In any case, that was not the case at that point. However, how was the beautification of Eid day around then? For instance, 4/5 days before Eid, Amma used to make a clamor at home. Sheets, decorative spreads, couch covers, window ornaments were completely sent to the clothing for washing. Father would every so often attempt to state delicately, "What's so huge about a goat's head?" Don't send me to the clothing for Eid once more. " Those couple of days we needed to remain very exposed. Amma was approached ordinarily to quit washing this way, yet Amma didn't tune in. He should wash everything, solidify it and give it starch. The prior night Eid, we would sit and put shades on the house and fill the couch spread. She is an alternate sort of bliss, re-organizing old things.

My companion's mom was one all the more upstairs. Unito used to wash the rug of the house midway and match it on the verandah 4/5 days before Eid. This is the manner by which Eid home enrichment was done around then. I used to enrich the house by bringing a few blossoms and leaves from various houses in the area. On the event of Eid, Amma Kuruskatar used to sit on the decorative spread and the cover of the dressing table. He used to pick new blossoms on old sheets and accomplish cut work. I think many white collar class families in Dhaka have had such an Eid involvement with the 70's and 80's.

Subsequent to orchestrating the house, cooking would begin. Upon the arrival of Eid, I would get up in the first part of the day with the smell of cooking. The smell of semai, jorda, polao, korma used to make the house smell since morning. Before we woke up, my mom used to orchestrate food on the table. A large number of Amma's interest earthenware was removed from the grandstand around the same time. Since you need to eat in a decent fortified glass upon the arrival of Eid, that is the standard.

At that point when Father returned from supplications, everybody would sit together and eat and afterward go out with companions in the wake of getting into new garments. No house was forgotten about. Semai in one house, at that point didn't come back to another house. Another auntie's hand is better, another auntie's hand is pungent meat. At the point when I would get back subsequent to visiting everybody's home, there would be no room in my stomach. Eid isn't to be eaten and Ammar Bako isn't to be eaten for going around. Is it less fun?

Another large fascination of this Eid-ul-Fitr was the salami cash. I used to get salami for around 100 rupees for 2/5/10 rupees. Who sees our delight and. I don't have the foggiest idea the amount I used to purchase and eat with this cash. Which I was unable to purchase and eat on different days, so I ate with companions - from pickle-absorption to coke-frozen yogurt, butterbur, patties and some more. For whatever length of time that he had this cash in his grasp, he would feel like a ruler.

We as a whole had supper together. At that point I would sit before BTV to watch Eid celebrations and dramatizations. Presently BTV was the main channel and their program was incredible. Anisul Haque was our civic chairman, yet her ascent was likewise with this happy reasonable of BTV. How great was all the occasions! Let him compose one more day about the BTV we had always wanted.

Actually, there is a major contrast between the present Eid of a working class family like our own and the Eid of our youth. Aishwarya was less at that point be that as it may, bliss was more. We didn't get a lot, yet we delighted in what we got. These days kids get such a significant number of garments, such huge numbers of toys and food that they will be unable to understand the delight of purchasing garments and shoes for Eid. What's more, subsequent to getting 2/5 or 0.40$ steem taka salami, the offspring of this day don't get an opportunity to go to the shop and purchase something such as themselves. What's more, the present youngsters can't envision that this house, and the house where they can eat Manda-Mithai, Jorda-Semai, can be eaten in gatherings.

Presently I comprehend that Eid is really for the little ones. Still when I consider Eid, the Eid of my youth drifts before my eyes. The Eid of Asadgate New Settlement, the Eid of which we had no obligation, was simply perpetual satisfaction. Eid implies we have the opportunity to do anything we desire. What does Eid mean for grown-ups? Eid for grown-ups implies duty, and the delight of satisfying this obligation. What I can be sure of is this is likely the lifestyle.
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