I clearly remember a time when the electricity was cut off at my home during a winter evening. The outage lasted for about two hours, so we couldn’t use Wi‑Fi or any electric appliances. At first I felt annoyed because I was planning to study, but then we found flashlights and lit a few candles. My family used the time to talk, drink tea, and even play a simple board game. Surprisingly, it became a cozy moment, and I felt calmer once the power came back.

There was a blackout in my neighborhood once, and it happened right when I was cooking dinner. The electricity was cut off for nearly an hour. I turned off everything for safety and used my phone’s flashlight to move around. Since there was nothing else to do, I sat with my family and we shared stories and laughed. It was inconvenient, but it reminded me how dependent we are on electricity. Afterward, I decided to keep a power bank ready for emergencies.