Unlock the lockdown.... 🔑

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'Novel Corona virus' is a buzzword now a days. The whole world is behind it's medicineand how to stop it's spread. Many countries declared 'lockdowns' so that people would avoid coming on streets and thus the chain of spreading virus would break
People get too bored at home because they don't have any work. Lockdown is an opportunity of thinking what you craved to do since long. 
In the period of lockdown the all we can do sitting at home is :
• Get along with your hobbies😀
For those who love to do something that makes you happy. This is the best time to get along with your hobbies. And learn something new....
• Spend quality time with family👨‍👨‍👧‍👦
Many families don't get enough time to spend with their family members on usual days. Now it's the time, play with your kids, watch movies or tv shows with all family members, have dinner and lunch together.... There is a lot to do.
• Read books 📚
Reading is the best way to spend peaceful time . If you have any books or magazine of which you had a plan of reading in your free time. NOW!! Take out all of them and start reading. Believe me reading takes you to a different world of imagination.
• Fitness at your home🤾🤸
As gyms are closed there is no need to say good bye to your regular exercise. You can do yoga or stretching exercises at home with the help of YouTube videos. I am sure spending some part of your day doing some physical work will make you feel so tranquil and energetic
• Stay positive😊🍃
It's hard to stay positive at down times. But listening to news , exchanging unwanted info through social media platform can really make you stressed out . Stop brooding about covid 19 for a while. Watch the news  10 mins daily to get the updates, which is also necessary these days.
Giving well wishes to all 
#StayHome #StaySafe #IndiaFightsCorona

Comments

  1. Shraddha14 April 2020 at 23:51

    Very good Shambhavi... keep up the good habit of reading...you can also spend some time listening to your favourite music...
    Shraddha atya.

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  2. Monika pratap15 April 2020 at 00:39

    Omg....amazingly and beautifully scripted....very very well written Shambhavi.

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  3. dnyanada prabhudessai15 April 2020 at 01:02

    very nice ideas of enjoying the lockdown👍🏼😊

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  4. Madhusudan kamat15 April 2020 at 01:11

    Very nicely written !

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  5. Unknown15 April 2020 at 01:52

    Well written Shambhavi.

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  6. Vinaya15 April 2020 at 01:54

    Wow...Very happy to read ur article...Keep it up Shambhavi.
    Proud of u dear...

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  7. Unknown15 April 2020 at 02:33

    Wonderful thoughts shambhavi keep it up👌👌👌

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  8. Unknown15 April 2020 at 03:14

    Nice Shambhavi👍❤️kp up ur gud writing

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  9. Unknown15 April 2020 at 03:28

    Lovely post Shambhavi.Nice ideas shared by you. God bless you dear.

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  10. Shilpa15 April 2020 at 03:29

    Very nice article....keep it up

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  11. Unknown15 April 2020 at 03:58

    Nice article. Well written

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  12. Lavish15 April 2020 at 04:25

    So good - keep writing beautifully my dear child!!! Lots of love from Roshan :-)

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  13. Shambhavi Prabhu Dessai15 April 2020 at 04:43

    Thanks all 😀 reading your comments encourages me a lot... 🙏

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  14. Govind Bhat15 April 2020 at 05:10

    Very nice...keep sharing beautiful thoughts

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  15. Unknown15 April 2020 at 05:34

    Loved reading the article nicely penned by u.....Keep writing....gbu

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  16. Unknown16 April 2020 at 02:54

    Very well crafted & eloquent.
    Way to go.. Best wishes dear Shambhavi

    Surekha Kaki

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  17. Govind Bhat12 June 2020 at 07:05

    Nicely narated ...

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  18. Anwesha11 July 2020 at 03:35

    Keep writing! ❤️

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  19. Lavish18 July 2020 at 23:24

    Very useful beta!!

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  20. Uday Barad17 August 2020 at 06:04

    Yes, Shambhavi you are right in conveying ‘Crisis always brings you experience and teaches you to never expect a straight line.’

    Beautifully explained how to utilize quality time at home and with family members.

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