A story of a piece of satisfaction.

The way back home from the office at the end of the day is not always boring. Sometimes, some moments come to mind while walking on the road, which instantly wash away the fatigue of the whole day. Today was such an afternoon. While coming through the busy road of Dhaka, I suddenly saw a collection of various types of fish arranged on the side of the road. Just looking at the baskets, you could understand how fresh and refreshing the fish were. As a fish lover, I could not control myself after seeing such a scene.

As soon as I peeked out the car window, I saw all the bright silver-colored Pabda fish. Just looking at the brightness and freshness of the Pabda fish, you can understand that they have just been caught from the river or the beel. Live horn fish were moving in the basket next to it. Who doesn't love the traditional delicious horn fish broth or roasting! But among all this, the sea tuna fish caught my eye. These huge fish were arranged on ice in such a way that it seemed as if they had just been caught from the sea.

I was fascinated by the fish. It seemed that the fresh fish sold by the vendors under the open sky on the side of the road was more lively than the fish wrapped in supermarket packets. I haggled with the vendor and bought good quality pabda, sing and sea tuna fish. I felt a strange sense of well-being as I returned home with a bag full of these fresh fish.

After returning home, the smell of freshness could be felt even when I cut the fish. If the quality of the fish is good, then you don't need too many spices in cooking, the fish already has its own taste and smell. The menu for tonight's dinner is going to be quite busy with pabda fish, mustard-poppy seeds and tuna fish.

In fact, these small pleasures in life make our busyness worthwhile. Due to the daily workload, we often don't get time to enjoy fresh food or the simple beauty of nature. But today's experience reminded us that sometimes we need to be a little conscious to enjoy the good things. That small fish shop on the side of the road saved my evening from boredom today.