How is everyone? I hope you are all well. Alhamdulillah I am also well. I am back with another new post of mine. Today I will share some of my happy moments with you.

I don't like some of the rules of our society. One of them is that when someone gets any success or has a happy moment, he has to make everyone else happy or arrange to eat. I don't like this rule. No matter how hard he has achieved it, everyone will feed him sweets, but the opposite has to be done. But since it has been happening since ancient times, we have to accept it. Especially in the present time, when someone gets good results in exams or gets a chance in university, this moment is seen more. When the results are good, all relatives and friends want to call and eat sweets. We also like to accept it with a smile and feed everyone. Those moments will remain in our memories.

There have been several such moments in my life. When I got GPA 5 in JSC and SSC. Then I had to make my neighbors and relatives happy. After completing my diploma, I didn't have to feed anyone. Because most of our relatives don't understand about diplomas. That's why no one said anything after completing my diploma. When I got a chance at Duet University in the last two attempts, everyone started calling and messaging me again. Among them, my students (whom I used to teach while I was in diploma) and friends were in large numbers. Everyone had one thing in mind, when will we have sweets? The students started asking, "Where is the sweets, brother?" What else can I say? Then I said, "If we meet, we will definitely eat." Last Thursday, the results of my university entrance exam were released and I got the chance. Instantly, that news spread everywhere. Since then, calls and messages started coming in.

I myself was happy and happy to feed everyone sweets. I went last Saturday. I have some friends in Gazipur, I have an elder brother to meet. I went there around 11 pm and settled my two friends in the hotel and fed them sweets. Then I took some more sweets with me to give to some younger brothers in the mess. What can I say about the mentality of the people of Bangladesh, since the results were announced, the prices of sweets have increased in the sweet shops around Duet. What a situation, sweets that cost 270 taka per kg now cost 300 taka per kg. What else is there to do since you have to buy them.

This was buying sweets at night. Earlier, on the day of the results, I had given sweets to everyone at the house where I lived in Dhaka. On Sunday, after breakfast, I went to meet a friend of mine who lives in Gazipur with his wife. Since I got a chance in Duet, I couldn't stay empty-handed. That's why I bought sweets. Then I went to my friend's house. My time was wasted meeting everyone like this and being sweet all day. However, when I met the elder brothers, I didn't feed them anything, they fed me. One is sitting in the canteen of the duet hall, serving chickpea muri and the other is serving coffee. I met one of them at the admissions. But we have such a deep relationship, as if we had known each other for a long time. They always look out for me.

Meanwhile, after meeting everyone, I went to meet our coaching brothers after Asr. The coaching where I studied for two years. First, I went to a room, where I saw muri being made, I was also allowed to sit and eat muri with everyone. The brothers congratulated me. Then I went to the main office room, where the director was sitting. I went and talked to them, then they first brought me dates for dessert. Then the director bought sweets for me and fed them to me. This moment is truly unforgettable. After spending some time in coaching, I left to go home.

This is the Gazipur episode. I will go home on the 21st. There is a bigger episode left there. They have already told me that all my younger brothers have to go and eat sweets, and then there are relatives. It's time to share the joy once again. In fact, these moments in life don't come all the time. That's why moments are so dear to us. I invite you all to eat sweets. 😄

My post today is here, the end. Everyone stay well and healthy. See you again with a new post of mine.