The answer to this
Would help me through
Or break me down.
The question is
Am I good enough?
The answer to this
Would help me through
Or break me down.
The question is
Am I good enough?
Dilon mein tum apni
Betaabiyan leke chal rahe ho
Toh zinda ho tum
Nazar mein khwabon ki
Bijliyan leke chal rahe ho
Toh zinda ho tum
I just love these words.
And love this movie
Attended my cousin's daughter's wedding reception.
Met a few interesting people.
Met a few close relatives for the first time ( ironic isnt it)
Had a good time with my brother and sister in law.
An evening well spent.
Past is a desolated castle
Search for the forgotten
Ends in the dim lit memory lane
Echoes of giggles
Whispers of deadly screams
Pierces the mist
The white light on the mirror
The familar forgotten face
The silence, the pain
And the image that looked
A lot more fat....

What do you want to balance?? Work and life??
And why does this discussion happen only with respect to female crowd??
Doesn't our spouse , brother , male colleague or friend also have the same balance to strike?
Work and Life .. complement each other.
So Ladies .. Listen..
Stop rushing .. You will see
the same moon tonight wherever you go!
Prioritize ..
You can never be in two places at the same time.
So stop cribbing about missing an important meeting while at home.
And stop worrying about not playing book cricket with your son while attending your conference call.
Be present.. 100%
You cannot give anything more than 100%.
Can you fill 2 litre in a 1 litre pepsi bottle? No
But yes you can give 100% for every moment
So be at home or work .. give it 100% for that moment.
Sometimes You are ahead, sometimes You are behind,
The race is long, and in the end, it’s only with yourself.
Dont try too hard .. we are all super Women in our own simple ways.
On the lighter note..
Pray
Pray God for patience
Pray God that your husband finds his lost favorite T-shirt in the the same draw rather than yelling for you
Pray God that your kid finishes his/her breakfast without throwing a tantrum
And now remember we are not equal to men..
We can attain that equality only if we can walk on the street with messed hair .. pot belly and still think we are attractive
Venue: Balcony, Home.
Time: Afternoon
Raghav: Amma.. Why do these squirrel have those lines on the back??
Me: hmmm .. do you remember, thatha told you Ramayana story?
Raghav: hmmmmm
Me: Where did Rama go to get Seetha and fought with Ravana?
Raghav: SriLanka
Me: good. How did he cross the sea?
Raghav: Monkeys helped him
Me: how did monkeys help him?
Raghav: They carried stones and built a bridge
Me: correct. at that time, there was a one squirrel. This squirrel also wanted to build the bridge. It picked up small stones and helped Rama. Rama was very happy and stroked Squirrel's back with his fingers. the lines on squirrel's back are impressions of Rama's fingers.
Raghav: huh?? Was Rama's hand that dirty???? Hasnt that squirrel taken bath yet?? If I catch hold of that squirrel and wash him with lots of soap will those lines go???
Me: (Vechchan Da Aapppu) now .. will you go wash your hand and have your snacks???
Lesson Learnt:
Never tell stories to kid to explain things which have scientific reasons
I hear voices
It scolds me when I do wrong
It tells me when I love a song
It divides me from myself
Me and My Contradictions
When I try to make it dead
I become anonymous inside my own head
Venue: Home
Time: 10:30 PM
Raghav: Why do we have two iron bars running below the train's wheels.
Me: They are called train tracks. You know na ... we travel by train when we go long distance...
They lead the train from one station to another.
Raghav: appo Amma.. For even more longer distances we travel by aero planes.. Do we have tracks up in the sky..
Me: (Vechchan da aapppu) Time up .. Time to Sleep
Venue: Home
Time: 9:45 PM
Raghav found two chocolates in fridge. I grabbed them before he could take them
Raghav: I want those chocolates
Me: Not Now. You should have milk before you sleep
Raghav: I will drink milk after eating chocolates
Me: It is not good to eat chocolates before you sleep. You teeth will start decaying.
Raghav: I will brush my teeth
Me: ok.. you should drink milk and also brush your teeth?
Raghav: yes
Me: ok .. Take this .. Only one
Raghav: NOOO.. Twoly Two
Next moment .. both chocolates were in his hand.
And I knew I lost an argument
Such is Life..
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