This is a short but interesting story of the blogger who went through the life without electricity for a day and swear to live similar life after every fifteen days.
Images used in Infographic, courtesy FreeDigitalPhotos.net
Now its your turn:
Your views, How you want to be living your life without electricity if supposedly it is not there for a day? You are requested to share your thoughts in comments.
Thanks for taking your time and reading this.
Hi Sapna ji,
You know what this is happening to me from last 2 days.But a bit of a change , at my place from last two days ,my internet connections is not comming due to some technical problems.For the first day i waited the whole day in front of my work screen ,keeping my eye on the singnals ,that now it will come.So totally lost a whole day then yest again same ,signal didnt came so i decided to do things which i never get time from last 5 6 months.
I read newspaper , i played my guitar , i meet my all friends ,i watched 2 movies and alot more.
But these two days taught me something that there is some different world out side blogging which i use to be there before my blogging career.
Thank You
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HI Shorya
You are spot on, there are 2 separate world, offline and online. It is better to get the best of both. I have been missing many friends which I met almost after 3 months and then went for a drive as well, Read Newspapers which I have missed for the last 4 months. I feel many of us have felt the need of a day without electricity.
Thanks for stopping by and adding value through your comments.
Sapna
Frankly,it is very difficult to get on with life without basic needs……Internet ..
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But,I have tried living without it or a few days while travelling in Gharwal Hills.Trust me,Itis a great experience
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Sir you are right, at times its better to be without all these latest tech. Garhwal is really a great place to be in without all these.
Thanks for sharing your great experience as always.
Sapna
Hi Sapna Ma’am
Again Very impressive Infographic For Bloggers… Thanks For Sharing
and Yes, i cannot live without my PC and my site… 
Mosam
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HI Mosam
Yes it’s very difficult to live without PC and your blog.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
Sapna
Hi Sapna,
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I am beginning to like the style of your blogging, its very unique and different from other all other bloggers style
Regarding your post, I’m still facing same problem here because of the country I come from and reside in. There is constant power failure and a bad internet server/connection, this resulted to me using my mobile device to write and publish new articles because the mobile network is pretty cool.
My device has been my companion for long and really I cant leave it behind.
Thanks for your amazing post.
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HI Valentine
Thanks for that. I can understand your concern for the constant power failure in your country and really your mobile has been your true companion, I really liked that. It is very difficult to think of living without a mobile these days when all the info is available on your handset.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
Sapna
Hey Sapna, Great Infographic.
The day without electricity (without blogging) is boring for me, but according to your Infographic, It’s interesting too.
That means electricity is helping a blogger to enjoy his/her day with friends and family. I do face this situation sometimes
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HI Ehsan
It’s the same here as well, but at times one wants to break the monotonous job and pursue something which can really increase the level of creativity.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
Sapna
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Sapna recently posted..A Naive Bloggers Day Without Electricity
Hi Sapna,
Great real life infographic. I really don’t know how I can live without the electricity and the internet. The online world is somehow isolating and we all need a break every now and then and it is true, family comes first. Sometimes, we tend to forget and give priority to our work. Thanks for the reminder.
Thanks for sharing this great inforgraphic Sapna. And I agree with Valentine, your style of blogging is unique and entertaining.
Be Blessed,
Neamat
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HI Neamat
Thanks for that. I strongly believe that family and friends come first and everything comes next.We all love blogging and have been working very hard but at times just to relax or get our creative juices working we need to take break.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts as always.
Sapan
Nice one. I cannot live without electricity and internet connection in my laptop.
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Ah, I’m sure even you’d survive, Atish – just for one day!
Sue
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NO sue. I can’t. Hehe I didn’t go to my natives since long just because there is some internet connectivity issue
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HI Atish
You are right, infact no one can live life without electricity but we all require a day off to rejuvenate and come back fresh.
Sue – Atish has the liberty of working on 3 blogs, when he is tired of working on 1st, he has the option to move to the other blog, which I currently don’t have.Right Atish?
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
Sapna
Apart from these 3 blogs I have my day job too
. My friends consider me as a workaholic guy. I love to work and my ultimate dream is to set up my online business and ditch my day job.
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Another fabulous infographic, Sapna – I love the bit where the blogger’s eating her laptop!
Your post has got me thinking that maybe we should all have a compulsory power cut once a week or so, to force us to spend some time in the ‘real’ world.
I made myself stay offline on Christmas day and must admit it was a struggle – made me realise what an addict I’ve become!
Thanks for making us think, Sapna – about what’s really important.
Sue
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HI Sue
Thanks for your compliments. I think we should have a day off and enjoy with our family and friends, as they are the one who holds an important position in our life.
Thanks for stopping by, sharing your thoughts and adding value.
Sapna
I wouldn’t miss social media so much (since I’m new to social media) but I would miss my local news, and heat without electricity. I think anyone can survive it for a day, even though some may not think they can. You should spend time with family and friends anyways, even when you have electricity.
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HI Steve
Family and friends are the support system and they deserve our time.
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Sapna
Sapna, I am being honest I could live without electricity, but I would have a real problem without working on my blog, surfing the net.
This is funny because this is what it would probably take for us to realize there is more to life than the internet and gadgets.
I think it has a lot to do with how the World is changing also. People are getting more dangerous.
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HI Michael
You are right, there is more to life then internet and gadgets, and first and foremost is family and friends without iota of doubt.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts as always.
Sapna
I think it might be nice to turn off the electronics and spend the day completely unencumbered.
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HI Josh,
You are right the best way is to turn off electronics for a day and spend quality time with our loved ones.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
Sapna
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Sapna recently posted..A Naive Bloggers Day Without Electricity
Well I can`t expect a day without electricity, first I get frustrated at electrical department then I slowly realize that I can`t do anything but to wait.
Enjoy with my family & friends like this naive blogger.
When electricity is back, I don`t start immediately, I wait for some time to make myself and then write a post.
~@Khajamoin1
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HI Khaja
Electrical dept is the one to vent the anger on. Glad you enjoy the time with your family and friends when there is no electricity. Great to know that you make yourself comfortable before coming out with the new post.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
Sapna
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Sapna recently posted..A Naive Bloggers Day Without Electricity
Some time it is good for us. Because as a human we need some break. Every blogger are leaving a virtual life on internet. So, it will be a great chance to come back into real life.
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HI Hossain,
We all need a break and need to get our creative juices back. Nothing better than living a day without electricity.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
Sapna
sounds like an interesting idea
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i want to give it a try one day
i believe life will be much less stressful
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HI Farouk
Thanks for that. Please try this and let me know your feedback as well, I will appreciate that.
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Sapna
Hi Sapna,
It becomes very difficult to leave without blog but can manage a day without electricity….
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HI Anant,
Give a try and let me know your feedback.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
Sapna
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Hi Sapna,
Nicey
Nothing is possible without a power source. We can’t deny that fact, eh? 
There’s something we can learn that we need to aware of what goes in real World than the online World dear
Many online folks get to know that when they can’t get to online and the loved ones could be missing our love too. Our loved ones sacrificing their time for us to be busy all day, it’s not us who spending all day 
We need to remember that.
So I do try to take some time away to spend time without thinking about my blog too and I’m trying to balance that ’cause when they leave this World forever, we have no other option left. Life is uncertain
Ah one things, I’m glad if you have added the URL at the bottom of Infographic, so that would be much professional dear
Have a fantastic week there
Cheers…
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Hi Mayura
I totally agree with you, life is uncertain and we have many things to do but balance is really the key and since you have been able to achieve it, it’s really great on your part.
I have made a note of your point and it won’t be repeated again.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts and for your comments.
Sapna
Seems as if the blogger enjoyed himself. Perhaps a divine intervention that he did not have the electricity for the day. The moral of the story could be that one should take time out from blogging once in a while and talk to your neighbours, friends and family. Nice one Sapna.
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HI Shalu Jee
You have used the very correct word “divine intervention”, this really helped the Naive blogger to enjoy his day with family and friends.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts as always.
Sapna
Hi Sapna,
I loved this infographic. It made me laugh!
When we spend so much time online, we forget how enjoyable the offline world is!
I had my first taste of no internet connection, TV, radio etc when I went on a 10 days meditation retreat around 2 and a half years ago. At the beginning of the retreat I was in serious doubt as to how I would cope. However, it only took a little time to adjust and I realised I didn’t really need to be digitally connected as much as I thought.
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Hi Hiten
Thanks a lot and I’m really glad that I could make you laugh.
Offline world is really required to get ourselves rejuvenated.We need to give importance to our offline friends as well, the way we have been involved with our online friends. Everyone holds an important position in our life and we need to realize that.
Meditation retreat is really very nice way for the new beginnning.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
Sapna
Haha Sapna,
This post resonates with me for sure,
Its really exciting indeed as i always experience a total blackout down here, sometimes it will even last for like 3 days. Although, i normally feel very sad about the whole thing because i know what i normally miss.
So what I’m trying to say is simply that, I normally enjoy it sometimes but it can also get annoying especially in a situation whereby you just finished writing a blog post after being offline for like 2 whole weeks, when you finally want to hit the publish botten, they took the light and you now discovered that you laptop has not been charging all these while and you’re already seeing a low battery signal.
Now, luckily to you, you have a generator but when you went to start it, it broke down.
That can be very boring my dear, I’ve experienced it before.
A very interesting post though, thanks for sharing.
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HI Theodore
Too much of everything is bad. In your case I suppose electricity is an issue as it is not there for very long period and this really is annoying, and really sucks when you need to publish your posts, I can understand your problem. Hope that gets better and you can enjoy electricity.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
Sapna
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Sapna recently posted..A Naive Bloggers Day Without Electricity
Hi Sapna,
I’m begining to love these your infographic posts! You have a way of passing across your message in a concise way.
When I saw the title of your post I simply laughed to myself. Well, you may not understand that such outages is a common thing with us here. For us is no problem at all.
And now, about your friend who got caught unawares, I think it was a good thing for him, or is it her? The thing is that he/she never allowed it become a problem but knew how to turn it into something of fun.
Thanks for sharing.
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HI Chadrack
Thanks for your compliments.
Here also we have sad state of affairs we dont have electricity if it is too cold or hot or it’s raining. We all can be in a similar situation, which can surely make or break our day likewise this blogger has been depicted in this post.
Thanks for stopping by, sharing your thoughts and for your inspirational comments.
Sapna
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Sapna recently posted..A Naive Bloggers Day Without Electricity
Hey Sapna, it looks like the universe was trying to tell you something! I have had time without electricity myself and like you I was freaked out. Then I re-discovered the outside world and books that had nothing to do with social media, marketing, twitter, etc…it’s an eye opening experience. Love this post!
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Hi Dixon
Welcome back. Glad you can relate with this post. I went through this so thought why not to share this with everyone around and believe me there is an offline world as well which most of us can at times cherish.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
Sapna
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Sapna recently posted..A Naive Bloggers Day Without Electricity
Hi Sapna, After Hurricane Sandy, people in our area were without electricity for days, sometimes weeks at a time. We were lucky, we only lost electricity for about 13 hours. I felt very bad for the people, especially since they didn’t have a way to heat their homes. Getting on the Internet was the least of their worries!
We take so much for granted in life and electricity is just part of life that we assume will always be there!
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Hi Carolyn
Yes I could make out what everyone would have went through without electricity for so many days. That would have been the very difficult period. Electricity rules the world, what would be the world without electricity, difficult to imagine though.
Thank God you were among the lucky few who didn’t have to undergo that.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts as always.
Sapna
Hi Sapna, nice lesion in that story. I love the part when the neighbor asks the blogger how he feels without electricity and he responds that he doesn’t know because he cannot Google without it. We’re getting pretty bad when we need Google to tell us how we feel. Lol
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Hi Brian
Thanks for this reading and picking up the cherry from the infographics. Most of us have been depending too much on google and its really states how google is controlling our day to day life, thanks for your great comments on this.
Thanks for taking time out and sharing your views.
Sapna
Hi Sapna,
I remember last summer I didn’t have internet for a week after a major storm. I kind of liked having an excuse to not go online. I sure did find some things to do other than being online. Playing board games, reading, and just relaxing.
Take Care.
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Hi Justin
The storm for you would have been a “divine intervention” as Shalu jee pointed out in her comment.You must have relaxed without internet and would have made a strong comeback for sure.
Thanks for taking your time out and sharing your thoughts.
Sapna
thanks for this sapna, even without eletrcitiy you can blog on your mobile no? haha
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Hi Fazal
Blogging on phone, perfect.
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Sapna
I have had this happen to me before and the lesson learned was there is nothing that cant wait. I just got a chance to do some good old fashioned writing. I actually used paper and a pencil. Which was really hard to find that day.
But settling in i actually worked on the things that most people dont spend enough time on, my reason “WHY” I gave thought to the things I wanted to accomplish and the lives that I wanted to touch. It worked really well and was quite productive as it gave me motivation to not be so focused on the routine but focus on the results I wanted to have in my life.
Thought provoking post… Good Job
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Hi Raphael
Welcome to my blog.
Glad you could relate this post. We all need to have a day off to get to know of other things or people who are offline.Great to know that you did many things which otherwise could easily have been ignored.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts, will see you on your blog very soon.
Sapna
Hi Sapna,
I agree with your post. I am also suffering with that kind of issue. I have hardware issue in my data card so am not able to work more on my blog. I am actually feeling irritate just because of it. I love my blog. So can’t live without it even a single day.
HI Amit
Glad you could relate with this post.
Thanks for your comments.
Sapna
This reminds us of the things we used to do before blogging, love it! We will have to try a day like that every once in a while. Sure it would be invigorating.
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Hi Lisa
Thanks for your inpirational comments. Yes I believe that we all should have a day off at least once in a month.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts and I appreciate your time. Best of my wishes for your speedy recovery.
Sapna
Sapna – As always great fun, but deep wisdom as well. I did try to have a day off from the internet once a week. However, the resolution didn’t last beyond two months. Must try that again soon.
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Hi Corinne
Thanks for your compliments. I take a day off every week so that I can give some importance to everyone around who are not online with me.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and for your lovely comments.
Sapna
I’ve had this happen to me before Sapna!
Some transformer blew and we were without electricity all day long. It’s really boring so I read instead. Most of my neighbors work so they weren’t here anyway.
Now when Hurricane Ike came through here a few years back we were without electricity for 10 days. That’s really hard because others were getting their power back on so I went and stayed with my brother for the remaining 4 days and it’s not fun at all. It can get quite boring because as soon as it starts to get dark you can’t really read anymore.
I never want to go back to those days ever again.
~Adrienne
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Hi Adrienne
I think living for 10 days without electricity, cannot imagine, how it would have been I can make it out from your comments. I too cannot think of living without electricity continously for so many days.
Thanks for your visit and for your sharing your thoughts. You have been a true inspiration for everyone around.
Sapna
Hello sapna:
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A very nice post i have ever read, all the points you mentioned in your post(infographic) are correct. The situation exist in pakistan evey time, so its very helpful in Pakistan case
Anyway thanks for sharing such a nice info
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HI Mohammad Ismail
Welcome to my blog. I think both countries have similar situation and at times we can choose to enjoy with our family and offline friends as well on those days.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts. Will soon see you on your blog as well.
Sapna
Hi Sapna,
Its another interesting infographic as well. Yes, Load shedding is a major problem especially in Asia region which has a bad effect on bloggers.
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Hi Omar
Load shedding is the major problem everywhere, but if it for one day at least we can enjoy and rejuvenate.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
Sapna
Hi Sapna,
It is fascinating how we can blog about pretty much anything! I enjoyed reading your insightful post. It is important that any of our online (or offline) success does not come at the expense of our family life. I like your ending too….. maybe a day without electricity every month! Great insights!
You have created some fabulous infographic to convey this message too. Well done, Sapna!
Viola The Business Mum
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Hi Sapna
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Sorrry I am late reading and commenting on this post!
Another very good infographic, here where we live in Greece we are on an island and we often have power cuts and sometimes for all day, other times just for a couple of hours so I am used to it now after living here for 5 years. I must admit I miss being online when this happens, if I cannot turn on my laptop and get connected I feel like I have had one of my arms cut off!!
The other side to this is we all need to take a break and going a day without power or just not switching on our laptops/PC’s is a great chance to do other things like meet up with friends or family, reading a newspaper or book, going for a walk, I enjoy walking along the beach, although it is hard to tear ourselves away I think it will be good for all of us.
Thanks for sharing, have a great weekend
Pauline
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Really good message in this one, Sapna! I think we should have rolling power outages, I think people would start to appreciate things more. Wouldn’t that be great!
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I try not to go anywhere near a computer when it is my day off work. Technology consumes our lives. A nice long walk in the park away from cell phones, TV’s, Internet etc, it’s good for the soul!
Hi Sapna,
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You’re indeed a genius. All your posts are truly enlightening and I don’t mind spending the whole day reading your posts as a naive blogger.lol…
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Really Very True If only a single one resource is down we can’t do blogging easly be it Light or Be it Internet Connection. Everything is important for a Naive Blogger
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Hello Sapna,
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I really impress from your blogging style.
Your content line-by-line and co-relation with pictures is very good.
Really some times come out from your daily routine is good for health and mind.
you got a chnace to meet your friends, relatives, etc. you got a chance to do some thing new in your life.
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I think it has a lot to do with how the World is changing also. People are getting more dangerous.
Aha, funny, awe inspiring and well written infogrphics. All the infographics are very creative and more effective and more interesting than reading blog posts. Please post more in coming times… will be checking regularly. Thank you for sharing.
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Hi Sapna,
You added Interesting infographics to live without blogging whole day. Sometime it happens to me… no electricity so no work. At that time I go to our garden – watch different trees, enjoy natural beauty, meet my friends & sometime visit to neighbors. So it helps to avoid our monotonous blogging life.
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