How are you all? I hope you are all doing very well by the grace of God. I am also doing very well by your prayers. I am going to start today's new post by greeting and congratulating all the brothers and sisters of "Steem for Bangladesh" on my behalf. I am here to share the special moments of yesterday's busy day in this post. I hope you will like this wonderful post and you will know the special moments of how I spent yesterday.

I woke up early in the morning like every day. I woke up fresh and took out my motorcycle. The day before that, I had saved three bananas from the banana plantation by the pond. Those bananas were kept in the fish food room. The bananas were taken out and then tied very nicely behind the motorcycle. Then I took the bananas to the vegetable stall next to our Upazila Matsya Aart. After reaching there, I sold the bananas under the Nur Bhandar. You can understand from the slip in my hand that the three slips are for sale at a price of 45 taka per kg. In total, I got 31 kg of bananas for 25 kg. I had to deduct two kg from each ain. In addition, I got 1090 taka after deducting money for various things. With this, I was satisfied, accepted the money and left the stall. And at the moment of leaving, I noticed the presence of many people like me there. Some came to sell and some came to buy. Without wasting much time due to the busy moment, I quickly left that place.

Since I woke up early in the morning and went towards Arat, I did not have time to eat or drink. Therefore, I crossed the road and went to a nearby food hotel. When I arrived there, I saw that hot roti, paratha, etc. were being prepared with great care. I then asked them if they had cooked khichuri. They replied yes, their khichuri was ready. I quickly washed my hands and face and got ready and asked for a plate of khichuri. They brought a plate of khichuri in front of me and gave it to me. I said Bismillah and started eating and saw that today's khichuri was amazing. Within a few minutes, my first plate was finished. Then I ordered another plate. Without delay, they quickly brought another plate of khichuri and presented it to me. I completed my meal at this hotel with great satisfaction. After eating two plates of khichuri rice for just 60 taka, I felt that eating a meal worth 500 taka would not be so satisfying.

After finishing my meal, I went to Matsya Arat. Many of you know that I am involved in Pangas fish farming. So I came to Arat to know how the fish market is going. Due to heavy rainfall this year, various types of small fish are available in the beel. Due to this, the Pangas fish market in Arat has decreased a lot. Looking towards India, I saw that the prices of other fish are normal but the price of Pangas fish is very low. A few days ago, the price of one kg of Pangas was 155 taka. Now the price of all those fish has gone from 135 to 140 taka. So you can understand how much the price has decreased. I stayed there for some more time and asked about the prices of various fish. I tried to stand and watch for some time and try to understand the market situation. I stayed there for a while and talked to some familiar people. Then I left for school.

Yesterday was our school holiday. Since it is the puja time, it is a puja holiday. However, it was not a holiday for our teachers. Our topic was to visit the neighboring villages for student collection. All the teachers arrived at the school in the scorching heat. Unfortunately, we have been traveling to the villages for student collection for a long time and we are going today too, but we will not be given oil for our motorcycles. All our teachers have to buy oil at their own expense and travel to collect students. This is really unfair to us and there is no one to protest against it because it is a private school. However, we all gathered at the school office. This time, we all went to Parshapati village for student collection. The day was very hot and sunny. Still, we worked tirelessly and went to every house and asked which houses were there where there were students. In this way, in a moment, we arrived at the Maktab in the Eidgah Maidan. There, I saw children being taught Arabic in the Maktab. All the students, teachers and guardians were there. They were specifically requested to admit all these students to our school. Because they studied in Maktab but were admitted to primary school. Several people there agreed. In this way, about six to seven students were collected. In this way, after working tirelessly in the hot sun, in a moment we finished the student collection and all of us left for our respective homes. And this is how my special moment yesterday passed.