The Diary Game||23 June,2025||Learning with story

Recently, I wake up very early at five in the morning, wake up at five, freshen up, drink water, and then sit down to read. I am constantly learning about new things. I really like to learn about new things. For example, today I was reading the history of the Middle Ages of Bangladesh. The Middle Ages began with the Turkish rule. During the Middle Ages, the Turks, Sultans, Afghans, and Mughals ruled this and other parts of Bengal. In the meantime, small regions of Bengal were ruled by the Baro Bhuiyans.

Throughout the ages, this region has been ruled by many rulers, and they have gifted us with many traditional architectural styles, Taj Mahal-Agra, Lalbagh Fort-Dhaka, Sheesh Mahal-Pakistan, Peacock Throne and the famous Kohinoor diamond. However, the Kohinoor diamond is currently in the Tower of London.

At 8:30 I went to have breakfast in the morning. It had already rained twice in the morning, and it might rain again. The sky was getting cloudy. Anyway, I went to eat.

After eating, I sat down to read again, at this stage I started the arrival of European merchants, the first European to arrive in India from our Indian subcontinent was Vasco da Gama, a Portuguese sailor. The Portuguese arrived in the subcontinent in 1498 AD and arrived in Bengal in 1516 AD. Then the English arrived, the East India Company arrived in the subcontinent in 1600. Then the Netherlands or Dutch arrived in the subcontinent in 1602 AD. In 1620, the Danish or Danish arrived in the subcontinent to trade. The last to arrive in the subcontinent were the French, they arrived in the subcontinent in 1668.

At one point in my reading, I was scrolling through Facebook when a video of creating an OMR sheet in Ms-word came in front of me. The video made me think that I should also try to learn.

	Here I typed 24d0 then clicked Alt+x and the output is appeared in next picture.
	Here is my output ⓐ

	Then I typed 24d1 and clicked Alt+x
	Now the output is showing ⓑ
	For the next output I typed 24d2 again and clicked alt+x together
	Now I can see the output is ⓒ
	Now I gave the last input 24d3 and clicked alt+x again like before
	Here is the output ⓓ
	Here ⓐ ⓑ ⓒ ⓓ are all shown together.
	In the next step, I selected the number format from the paragraph box so that I could arrange them according to numbers.

I felt very happy to learn a new thing. It was around 1 pm then. I saw outside that the sky was very beautiful today. I really like the blue sky. I thought I would do some photography then.

This is a view of the row of banana and betel nut trees in front of our house. It is very windy today, it is raining occasionally, and there is a green field behind. After making a video of this, I thought I would take some pictures of the sky. I took some pictures of the sky today, which I am sharing with you.

Now it is the rainy season, although there is light on one side of the sky, there is darkness on the other side. Looking at the sky on one side, it will seem that it is autumn, but if you look at the other side, that mistake will be broken. Here, for 10 minutes, the sky is covered with white clouds, the sky appears blue, and after a while, the white clouds will not even exist, then black clouds will come running down. It will rain for ten minutes, then the sun will come out again, then the sky will turn black again. This is how the rainy season sky plays with us.

The two pictures above are of the southern and northern sky at the same time. The southern sky is darkened by clouds. It will rain at any time. I might have to start running home if it starts raining, because I don't have an umbrella with me. Standing again in the same place, I took a picture of the northern sky where the sky doesn't look like it's the rainy season, it looks like it's autumn.

The wind is blowing very hard.

CALTA

Once I was passing under a chalta tree while taking pictures. The tree has new leaves, the flowers have all fallen. I took some pictures of that too. The green calta looked very fresh.

Then I came home. And sat down to write to share my diary with you.