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May's here and the first thing we all would like to do is wake up late in the morning. But, I and my dad came up with this wonderful idea that has successfully made all of us productive ad energetic!

My friends and I wake at 6:30 am every morning. Although this is compulsory for me as I'm in the 100 days challenge, my friends enjoy the glimpse of early rays too. We meet t the garden by 6:50, and we start a our of walk by 7. We talk about a lot of things, and sometimes in ends in chasing each other. At 8 am, we again assemble in the garden for playing badminton. We have a continuous rally and by 8:30 we would go home. Sometimes, my dad joins us too.  So every hour of exercise is a load of fun for me!

As for breakfast, I'm having a green smoothie. It's not as bad as it seems, and goes very well with my workout results. The ultimate aim behind my workout is to reduce and rejuvenate myself, and I never thought this would be so much fun!

PS: I can't believe that this is my 99th post!

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