Hey! This is my first blog and I am overwhelmed and excited to begin my journey as a blogger. I know it's been more than a year for us in lockdown and for me to spend the last year of my school life in bed and with online classes was a nightmare. I missed the eating in the classes, asking for 5 more minutes to play in the ground, chilling with friends, getting late for school, waiting for crush in the school, eating from friends' tiffin and many more which I did in my school life. Since me being a teenager and the one who was always given everything in her hands and who has never lived apart from parents I do not have much life experience but last year has certainly taught me that life is full of uncertainties . I heard this phrase from many of my elders but this was the first time I experienced that. All my plans which I made for the last year of my school life vanished. But I also learnt that whatever happens to us, it is important to always be grateful for what we have. We are lucky enough to have access to online education, getting meals at our convenience, spending time with our family, learning anything at the convenience of our home and what not. I have also developed a habit of writing five things I am grateful for every day and it makes me more happier and makes me realishe I have many things which I should not take for granted and be thankful to God for blessing me with them in my life. I have my parents who think of me before them, friends who support me through thick and thin and never do mischief alone, cousins who are no less than best friends, and my grandparents who save me from my parents' scoldings.

We should always remember that we have something which may be a dream of someone.

I recently bought some stuff for myself as soon as some relaxations were given and I can't be more happier. Also, I just celebrated my parents' anniversary and had my bite of that delicious cake.

I hope you liked my first blog and I have recently started learning online dance and my next blog will be related to that so see you until next… and STAY SAFE!

With love

TANISHA