Steem engagement challenge-S7W6 || My nostalgic childhood memories.

---

Assalam-o-Alaikum !السلام عليكم

Welcome once again to my Steemit blog, dear fans! I hope you're enjoying all my articles and posts. Today, I want to share something personal and close to my heart - my childhood memories.

Every childhood is unique and holds special significance, and mine is no exception. I'm writing this post to participate in the Incredible India Community's week 6 challenge of Season 7's Steemit Engagement Challenge.

If you're unfamiliar with this challenge, you can find more information by clicking on the link provided.

_{Share the best moment of your childhood.}

Dear friends, I would like to share with you a defining moment from my childhood. When I was seven years old, I was an avid lover of study and loved going to school.

after my father's passing, we had to move back to our village from city . The village had only one primary school, and I used to go to school with my uncle. but When my family thought I could manage going to school alone, I started going to school alone without company of uncle.

One day, I met some boys who lived in my street and neighborhood, who I used to play with after school. They asked me where I was going, and I told them I was going to school.

it was really surpise to me that they told me they didn't go to school. boys tried to convince me not to go to school and promised not to tell my family and mother .

I was tempted and didn't go to school that day. It was a thrilling experience not to go to school, but a month later, my school report showed that I had failed my exams.

My mother immediately changed my school, and I realized how important education was for my future. it was great experience but i learnt big lesson .

This experience taught me the value of education and the importance of not giving into peer pressure. I am grateful to my mother for changing my school and guiding me towards a better future. This is a true story from my childhood that I will never forget.

_{Did you have any crushes during your student life? You can share the story with us.}

Yes, it is true ,i was very much handsome and cute boy and I did have crushes during school to my university life, but not during my childhood.

Despite being popular among the girls, I always treated everyone with respect and dignity. I developed close relationships with many of my classmates and university mates, valuing honesty and trust in all my relationships.

I'm proud to say that I still maintain these close relationships with many of my friends from my student life.

There was one particular girl who had feelings for me during my college days, but I chose to respect her and guide her towards a path that was best for her in our society.

I never let pride get in the way, and I'm happy to have made the right choice. The friends I made during my student life hold a special place in my heart, and I am grateful for the relationships that have lasted until today.

_{Did you a scholarly student or only loved to play during childhood}

when i was Growing up, I was a student and i was very dedicated to my studies. My mother was strict about education and always stressed its importance in life.

my mother would often tell me and my siblings that education was the key to success, especially since my father was no longer with us.

My mother was supportive of our academic pursuits and did everything she could to help us get admitted to the best schools. I was able to excel in my studies and was proud of my achievements.

I was not just a scholar. I also had a love for sports and was an active participant in many school games. I was the captain of the cricket team and was known for my skills as both a bowler and batsman.

I believe that playing sports is an important part of childhood and helps children to stay physically and mentally healthy.

My mother was a great influence in my life, providing support and guidance in all aspects of my growth. She taught me the value of having strong relationships with both education and the community.

my mother support and belief in me helped shape me into the person I am today."

_{Did you a scholarly student or only loved to play during childhood}

One of my fondest memories from childhood was the day I won my first spelling words competition.

I had always loved reading and learning new words, and I spent hours every day practicing for the competition.

When the day finally arrived, I was nervous but confident. I remember sitting at the front of the room, listening to the words being read out loud and trying to visualize each word in my mind. When it was my turn, I closed my eyes and took a deep breath, then began to spell the word. I was so focused that I barely heard the applause when I finished.

When I opened my eyes, the teacher was smiling and nodding, and I knew that I had spelled the word correctly.

The rest of the competition was a blur, but I remember the excitement and pride I felt when they announced that I had won. I couldn't believe that I had achieved my goal and I felt so proud of myself.

My classmates cheered and clapped, and my teacher hugged me and told me how proud she was of me. That day was one of the best moments of my childhood, and I will always cherish the memory of my spelling competition victory.

_{If there is one thing you would like to change from your childhood, what would you love to change?}

Every childhood has its own set of memories, some are cherished and some are missed. My childhood was no different. I had an amazing and beautiful childhood,

but if I could go back in time, I would change one thing. I would love to see my father during my childhood. I lost my father at a young age and I never got the chance to see him, share my achievements with him, or hear his laughter and pride in my successes.

I think about what could have been, and the thought of my father missing out on my childhood milestones pains me. I wish I could go back in time and see my father's smile and happiness, to share with him the joys of my childhood. i know it's impossible to change the past, I try to honor his memory by striving for success and making him proud in my own way.

I invite my fellow Steemit users, especially my friend @juichi @jessica566 , sister @ngoenyi and dear sister @prof.zailmustafa @inspiracion to join me in this challenge.

Thank you for reading my post.

Subscribe URDU COMMUNITY

Quick Delegation Links

50SP	100SP	150SP	200SP	500SP	1000SP	1500SP	2000SP

---

Subscribe URDU COMMUNITY
Our mission to promote Steemit in Urdu Community to all over the world
Stay together
Join the Urdu Community with more confidence.
Steem On

---

Support @Bangla.Witness by Casting your witness vote

VOTE @bangla.witness as witness

OR

SET @rme as your proxy**

---