Today, I am litle confused, few red zones turned orange. Now, activities will start but how will we all cope up is the question. We should understand that social distancing is still very necessary and not rush to crowded places as much as possible. Talking to parents and in laws and feeling that everyone is safe and sound, helps me feel safer. The house chores are really tough though, managing everything on time over a month hasn't been easy. I think that's the reason in olden days, people used to get their sons married early. By the time they started growing older they handed over the physical load to young daughters-in-law. Joint families had their own advantage. No one needed to do the entire work. In my balcony, for two days a pigeon has been hovering around. We tried to shoo it away, but today it gave an egg. It used the twigs to make a nest like cushion, that's understandable but to our surprise it also took coloured pebbles from one of the pots. My kids are so excited, especially the younger one. So, a new guest might arrive soon, who will not ring the doorbell 🎶 An unexpected one!🐣 The #lockdowndiary is here to stay. Write about your day for #day38lockdown #YourQuoteAndMine Collaborating with YourQuote Baba
