Buying a bangi and eating with elder brothers and enjoying like joy.

  It's Saturday and it's a pretty good day because we had a lot of rain here last night. Due to which the sleep has been very good, I wake up in the morning with a fresh mind and see that everything feels new and new due to the rain. Everything is fine but there is a small problem today. That is today I woke up after 9 am and the rule in our hostel is to finish breakfast before 9 am. Otherwise the dining will be stopped. Although this rule was made by our principal sir, we all respect him a lot, that's why I always like to follow the rules. But since it rained that last night, I slept a little more today. In the morning, while eating and drinking, I saw dining off, so today I understood that breakfast will not be served in the hostel anymore. So me and my friend Tahsin went to the market today to eat some parathas. ***

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I like to eat paratha, but the atmosphere of the small restaurants there is quite adaptable. So we both bought four parathas from an uncle's shop I know, along with dal. So after finishing eating and drinking there, I was returning home after settling the bill, when suddenly I saw Bangi. Meanwhile it is called bhangi but in our place it is basically called nalim. Maybe if you say Nalim, the people here will not recognize it that much, but I saw that many places know it as Bangi. I think I ate it once three years ago and then I didn't eat it again. Because this fruit is not available in our side, it can be said that it is almost extinct. So suddenly, since this fruit caught my eye, I thought to buy it from here today and take it to the hostel and eat it together with my friends. I chose a bangi from Bangir Dala, the bangi looked very beautiful and often split for grain, I was very happy to see it split. So now let's go for a bargain.

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In fact, most things in rural areas are quite bargains. Although there are some fixed shops where you have to go and buy with that price. But I feel comfortable buying things at bargain prices in most places. I took a bangi and said that uncle how much money will I give it? He said pay 60 rupees for it. In fact, I thought it was a bit overpriced. For that I said that I can pay 30 rupees for it, if you make a profit you can give it to me. Then he said that it will not be at this price, you pay 5 taka less, that is he meant fifty taka. So finally I fixed it at 40 taka. Honestly it looked so fresh so I thought since I haven't had it in a while let's give it a try today. Then I gave him a note of 200 taka and he gave me back 160 taka.

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in our college After arriving, come to the hostel and meet the elder brothers. After talking with the elder brothers, I invited the elder brothers to eat bungi, they then agreed. Now one of my friends cleaned the bungi and cut it into small pieces with a knife. Now and then when I tried it, I didn't feel like eating. Then a friend said that it is very fun to eat it with sugar, now sugar is not bought from the market, so I have to eat it like this. After a few meals, as I had invited my elder brothers, I called them. Among the elder brothers Rakib bhai suddenly said that there is sugar in my room Emon go and get it. So then I brought sugar from her room and now we all played together very fun. At first I wanted to drink coke but I thought it was harmful to the body and it would be better to drink bungi instead. So finally I played the bungee tie.

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In fact, if I had bought Coke instead of Bangi, maybe none of this would have happened. It's called the butterfly effect, which is something I love. Anyway, I will discuss this with you another day, so far today. See you again in a new post. Until then, everyone, stay healthy and take care of yourself this summer.

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