My daily life

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Hey folks 👋. How are you all doing? Today I am gonna reveal my name..... but at last!
Okay then lets come to our topic. As you know this year is nice and worse too as this year we came to know about how to study online and many peoples died due to Covid-19. 
This year has changed almost every person's schedule and mine too!!!!
Last year(2019) i was very packed in my schedules and that's this year too but its a little less than last year. In 2019 we had continuous classes  everyday from 8:00am to  3:00pm. But this year we have online classes and its from 9:00am to 3:00pm. Every period is about 40 minutes and after each we get 20 mins break. Last year we have not visited as many places this year,we can say it visiting or just roaming around town because this year passes in lockdowns and else....... 

So that is all for today guys, meet you in next vlog. Bye bye 👋. Take care.
                                                 Regards 
                                                 Shivam
                                      (Founder of SHITAFU) 

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