Weekly Diary !
Weekly Diary : Week 26
And every time this happens, I get this feeling that I’m becoming a burden on my parents because of my health issues.
my Weekly Diary
Weekly Diary : Week 26
And every time this happens, I get this feeling that I’m becoming a burden on my parents because of my health issues.
Weekly Diary : Week 25
My memory is like a blank page that refuses to load.
Weekly Diary : Week 24
I’m sure this website can benefit me in another way too, and I’m ready to take full advantage of it.
Weekly Diary : Week 23
And that’s how this week went—Just preparation.
Weekly Diary : Week 22
I wasn’t planning to write about our conversations, but I wanted to note down the things he points out—mistakes, writing tips, things to avoid.
Weekly Diary : Week 21
I didn’t note down what I did this whole week—I’m actually writing this entry on 02 November 2025.
Weekly Diary : Week 20
I didn’t note down anything this week.
Weekly Diary : Week 19
But this week taught me something important—I have a lot to improve in my writing. Honestly, all thanks to that guy on Discord, Mister Stranger.
Weekly Diary : Week 18
Just as I was about to give up for the night, a notification popped up. Someone replied! A guy agreed to help me. Yahoo!
Weekly Diary : Week 17
On one hand, I was happy — because it finally came. On the other hand, I was tense — because, well, it finally came.
Weekly Diary : Week 16
Papa even joked, “Aaj ke din college ko fees ke naam par bore bhar ke paise mile honge. College nahi, paisa chapane ki machine bana rakhi hai.” 🤣🤣😂😂.
Weekly Diary : Week 15
Now my semester exams start next week and I haven’t studied. After deciding last week to quit certain dreams and directions, I feel useless and directionless.
Weekly Diary : Week 14
I did nothing special all week. No to-do list. No Forest app to track my time. I let myself be free. I let my thoughts sit with me.
Weekly Diary : Week 13
Then I saw my first attempt at a story—Flora World. Written in Hindi, was the word “LAB.” Maybe my younger self already knew that a lab would become a part of my everyday life 🙂.
Weekly Diary : Week 12
Then, as if I was some free ola cab, a blur-faced guy came under it. out of nowhere, he said, “I like you.”
Weekly Diary : Week 11
Kisko shauk hai kya subah-subah kisi aur ke college me ghusne ka jo ye log itna ID ID chillate hai?
Weekly diary : Week 10
Another week went by. Nothing extraordinary, just the same cycle of work, college. Still, in between all the monotony, life had its little ironies.
Weekly diary : Week 9
So yeah, that’s my week. I’ve got the credits and headache to maintain 75% attendance in each subject.
Weekly diary : Week 8
No plan. No idea what I was focusing on that day—or if I even focused at all. Honestly, my memory can be so dramatic sometimes.
Weekly diary : Week 7
So, instead of writing down each day, I decided to just write about the whole week in one go. Lazy? Yes. Careless? Absolutely. Shameful? Hmm…
Weekly diary : Week 6
Today, I woke up around 7 am, way later than I should have. The reason? Last night I stayed up until almost 2 am, working on my WeeklyDiary blog.
Weekly diary : Week 5
I was still busy admiring the cards when Dragon suddenly said, “I need to tell you something.” I nodded, not looking at her, still lost in the cards.
Weekly diary : Week 4
That one sentence washed away all my fear. I froze for a moment, letting the joy sink in—and then I screamed. A real, loud, happy scream.
Weekly diary : Week 3
No one is coming to save me. No magic moment will arrive where everything just falls into place.
Weekly diary : Week 2
Life really doesn’t follow a script. There’s no perfect plan. I’ve realized that no matter how much I try to prepare, uncertainty will always be there.
Weekly diary : Week 1
Just because we dislike a path doesn’t mean we won’t find moments along the way that make us pause, that make us feel alive.
Somethings are better to be left unsaid
I must chase what truly lights me up. It won’t be easy. But I’ve come to believe that challenges are hidden chances to grow—and I want to grow.
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