The Diary Game | 7th, September 2026 | I bought aquarium fish today.

Assalamu Alaikum, friends; I hope you are all doing well. By the grace of Allah, I am doing well too. I woke up very early today and performed the Fajr prayer. Afterward, I checked some important notifications on this platform and wrote a few posts.

Then, I went to the market for some necessary business. Our market is usually completely quiet in the early morning, but by the time I arrived, it was gradually coming to life in the sunlight. There is an auto-rickshaw stand here where vehicles line up, waiting to depart for various destinations.

Afterward, I had some errands to run in the market; once I finished them, I returned home. Upon arriving home, I had a snack, sat for a while, and browsed through some important posts on this platform. I also commented on a few engagement posts.

After spending some time this way, one of my uncles told me we needed to go into the city for some urgent business. So, I took out one of my uncle's bikes and parked it on the street. Then, I snapped a photo of the bike's digital meter.

After that, I headed into the city. I spent quite a bit of time there, as I had other errands to attend to. In the late afternoon, I visited a fish shop; my uncle wanted to buy some ornamental fish for an aquarium—not fish meant for eating, but those kept for display.

I went to the shop to make the purchase and saw fish of various designs. I took photos of a few of them, which you can see here. The price for a pair of these fish ranges from 120 to 250 Taka, or 20 to 41 Steem.

White Shark
White tetta
red tetta

Afterward, the fish were placed in a plastic bag filled with water and carefully tied up so they could be transported home. I secured the bag carefully onto my bike and then rode slowly back home.

Upon arriving at my uncle's house, I handed the bag to my aunt, and the fish were placed into the aquarium while still fresh. I then returned to my bike and took a photo of the digital meter to check the total distance I had covered throughout the day; the meter looked impressive at night.

After that, I left the bike at my uncle's house. I returned home, freshened up, performed Wudu, and went to the mosque to offer the Isha prayer. Then, after having dinner at home, I completed some pending tasks.

A while later, the power went out, so I lay down in my room; being extremely tired, I fell asleep. That is how I spent another day. So, friends, I will see you again in the next diary entry.