Experience of not going tour

Hello it's me Sunil Singh tamang. Today I'm going to share my experience of not going tour.

I spent my whole day by playing online games with my friends. It was really a enjoyable moment for me. I woke up morning at 6 o clock.
My friends called me to play game. From 6 o clock I start playing game. It was my daily routine of holiday.
Thank you.

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