Before starting the post, let me give you a quick update of my life. I am reducing my work here and will take everything slowly because as lockdown is over so I have to be focused on real-life which is waiting for me.
I am reducing my community activities and my involvement because I think I will not get enough time to manage community works now. As I have mentioned I have to be more focused on my career and real-world issues because I think it is important for me to do something for myself. Everybody wants a change in their life so do I.
I will still try to make/write contents for consistency and will make videos as well. I will not decrease engagement level and promote HIVE on twitter... Let's see how it goes for now...I am just slowing down a little bit to focus on my career.
Anyway, let's talk about today's topic. Last week, I have written a post about Zara Home and some reasons why I love it. In this post, I will write a little update of DAFI Shopping Mall and How it Looked like after 3 months of Lockdown. DAFI is one of the nicest shopping malls in Kharkiv and very popular too. Not only it is big but also the arrangement of every store is unique and anyone can pass a nice time exploring every store. In fact, every day many people go there just for spending some time and to have a nice lunch too.
After lock-down, this shopping mall reopened on 1st June and got back to the business. Yes, because of the pandemic COVID situation, many shops are still taking precautions. For example, they are providing hand sanitizer, checking the temperature of the body, compulsory of using a mask, and a maximum of 5 people can enter together in one shop at the same time and others have to wait outside.
In these pictures, you can see how people were waiting outside of these stores. These are Bershka and Pull&bear outlets. Both of these outlets are very popular among Ukrainians. Well, most of the clothes are from Bangladesh and Turkey and some are from China and other countries.
I really feel proud when I see the Tags on clothes called "Made in Bangladesh" though I have to pay the double price here for these clothes. Because in Bangladesh these clothes are a cheap and reasonable price but here obviously because of Brand and shipping Cost, price is high.
Sometimes I took pictures and send them to my sister to buy them for me especially Tshirts... :D
It was a weekend when I visited there so there were many people than the usual day. People were basically buying spring-summer outfits and after lockdown, they had some nice collections too. No, no sale was ongoing, people were just spending full price for their desire cloths...
Anyway, later I decided to check some silver jewelry I love to wear silver chains. Last time, I bought a nice chain from here which costs me almost 40$ and also took a piece of trendy jewelry set from Bershka. I don't wear earrings but I love to wear rings and designed chains. Some are really weird but I don't mind wearing them.
This is it for today... See you on my next post...
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I can clearly understand getting back to real life and implementing the changes needed to keep up with the changes here in the world. You do a remarkable job here on the platform and I am sure as soon as you get yourself squared away, you will be able to devote a little more time to things. It will all come together and you owe it to yourself to dedicate some time to YOU.
The mall is beautiful and I don't blame you for sending pictures to your sister. There is nothing more irritating than to see the markup on something you know costs very little back home. LOL
Thank you for the awesome post! You really give your all to your work! Good luck as you go out into a new world or a new normal.
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First of all thanks a lot for stopping by and sorry for not tagging you because I guess I posted this post on Saturday so I didn't want to bother you by mentioning you. Of course, next time I will use marketfriday community.
Honestly speaking, recently I bought some goodies but as usual, I forgot to take pictures because sometimes I feel shy showing products, thinking that maybe these things are slightly odd to show in a post. Anyway, I have accepted the COVID situation and decided to live with that. I started to lead my life slowly...
I will try to be more creative next time, let's see ...
I really appreciate your support and thank you so much for this initiative....
Stay blessed my dear...
Not at all~ Never be shy like that. It is one of the beauties of this tag, sharing cultures, for a better understanding of others' lives, and how they live.
You always have an awesome post. You don't need to be more creative, being YOU is just fine. I love what you do. I only post the rules so that if someone is reading your post, they will know how to get involved. Not because you did anything wrong.
Every area here that is going without masks are seeing an alarming number of cases. Many people forget to tag and I still find them. I got a post yesterday~ You are worried about Saturday? :)
No worries! I appreciate you joining!
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Nice photo, nice report
Thank you...
It is good that you are organizing your real life, and begin to live by one more rules so to speak, since nothing is normal after long days of quarantine.
It is a shame that you have to pay more expensive clothing in your country.
I loved the walk through that great shopping center dear friend @priyanarc
It is good to know that businesses take care of security to keep people healthier
I really appreciate this update
I wish you a great day
The garments industry in Bangladesh is really good and they export the clothing worldwide. If you notice tags of your clothing, maybe you will be able to find that...
As I have mentioned, that I really feel proud as a Bangladeshi when I see those clothing.
To be honest, sometimes walking in the crowd is good though it's not safe at all now. I feel sometimes change is good to refresh your mind, you know what I mean.
Thanks my friend for reading..
Undoubtedly dear friend @priyanarc leaving home is good to change the air a little, and leave the confinement aside, even if it is not for a few hours
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