Bengaluru woman’s ritual of solo picnic lake before her 12 pm shift wows internet
A viral social media video has inspired internet users to rethink their daily routines after a woman shared her serene morning routine. Working a shift that begins at noon, she chose to stop mindlessly scrolling through her phone and instead packed a homemade breakfast, brewed fresh coffee, and headed outdoors. The calming clip captures her strolling through a lush, sun-dappled corner of Bengaluru before settling down a peaceful lake to read. Her simple yet impactful reminder that weekdays do not have to revolve entirely around corporate labour has struck a deeply relatable chord with working professionals online.A woman’s solo picnic amid nature in Bengaluru. (Instagram/@divya_mosez)“Lately, I’ve been trying to remind myself that weekdays don’t have to be all about work,” Divya Moses wrote on Instagram while sharing a video. She added, “My work starts at 12 PM, so instead of scrolling through my morning, I packed breakfast, made coffee, picked up a book, and spent a few quiet hours the lake.”Also Read: Bengaluru woman says she ‘hated’ the city at first, now moving elsewhere ‘does not feel right’She explained that this small ritual helps her relax and face the day. “It didn’t require a vacation or a weekend—just a small decision to make room for life before logging in. Maybe this is your reminder that even on a workday, you can do something that’s just for you.”“Here’s to making weekdays feel a little lighter.”The video she shared opens with a text insert that reads “Life before I log into my 12 pm job. Weekdays don’t have to be just workdays.”The serene clip captures her strolling through a lush, sun-dappled corner of Bengaluru, completely surrounded nature. It then transitions to show her carefully preparing a fresh beverage and a homemade meal for her morning getaway. The remainder of the video features her sitting peacefully the edge of a calm lake, fully unwinding as she enjoys her food and the tranquil, green landscape all around her.(Hindustantimes.com has reached out to Divya Moses. This report will be updated when she responds.)
