Returning home on the pulse.🥰

in Incredible India22 hours ago

Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim
Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh.



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How are you all? I hope you are all well. I am also well. I have appeared among you again, with another new post of mine. I have been busy with various things for the past few days and could not find time to write a post, which is why I could not share the post with you. That is why today I have come to you again to share the moments of my life-

No matter how much people leave their homes and live in different parts of the country due to necessity, at a certain time or moment they leave all their busyness and work and return to their homes. In my case, this is no exception. After Eid of the last Ramadan month, I rushed from home to Ghazipur. After that, I spent 50 long days finishing my exams and tuition. Even though I wanted to, I could not rush home. I had also left my newly married wife behind 🙂. I could not rush to her due to the pressure of responsibility and tuition. Sometimes I would feel very bad, then I would tell myself that after how many days the Eid holiday will be, I would go home and spend a good time with everyone. Although my exams ended on the 10th, I had not decided to come home until the 20th.

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Actually, the main purpose of coming home early was to give my wife time and share the joy of Eid by spending some beautiful moments with my parents. For this, I tried to book train tickets 8 days in advance. I had not decided to come home on the 20th, so I started looking for tickets on the 12th. But since Eid was coming, all the tickets were booked 10 days in advance. After searching a lot, I got a ticket by changing the station. It was booked immediately. I got off at Kumarkhali station, but I bought a ticket till Khoksha station. Because there were no empty seats till Kumarkhali station. My ticket cost 405 taka including the 20 taka charge. However, I have one problem that after buying the ticket to come home, the days do not want to go. 😄 It just seems like time flies. Anyway, after buying the ticket, I felt a little happy. I will go home after 50 days. So the joy was more than the pain.

By the 19th, I finished all my tuitions and gave everyone Eid leave. Then I also did some shopping to come home. On the morning of the 20th, I finished all my work and left at around 10:30 am to come home. My train will leave Dhaka Kamalapur Station at 3 pm. But I have to go from Gazipur Duet Area to Kamalapur Station, that's why I left the room in such a hurry. I took an auto, to Joydevpur Station, there I was waiting for the train to go to Dhaka Kamalapur Station. The train was very late at 12:40 pm. I stood at Joydevpur Railway Station for about 2 hours. Then I took the train to Kamalapur Station after 2 pm. I went there and offered Zuhr prayers first. Then I started waiting for my train. The train arrived at around 2:40. I boarded the train and found my seat. The train left at exactly 3 pm. As time passed, I felt happier and happier 🙂 Because after so many days, I was returning home to my loved ones again in a short time.

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I reached Kumarkhali station at 7:10 pm. Then I got off the train, bought a rose for my beloved wife. Then I left for home in the van. I reached home at around 7:40 pm. I met my mother first before going home. Every time I go home, I hug my mother first. There may be no one else in this world like my mother. Then I went to my room. After traveling for more than 9 hours, I finally reached my destination. My mind was filled with peace as soon as I reached home. In fact, every human life is like this, when we return home after a hundred busy days, a different kind of peace works. Which cannot be explained. I hope that like me, many of you are returning home to your relatives with Eid-ul-Azha in front.

I shared this emotional moment of returning home with you. I hope everyone liked it. Everyone will be well and healthy. I will see you again with a new post of mine.

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Thank you very much everyone for reading today's post.

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 14 hours ago 

Thank you