When i was speaking to my parents yesterday, i stopped them in the middle. And asked them to wish me since it was Children's Day yesterday. And I made it a point to wish my sister and friends too. So what if i'm past my twenties? I'm still a child to my parents. You are a child to your parents, too; irrespective of your age.
Children are often termed naughty and mischevious. These adjectives are sometimes so very inappropriate. Childhood, expecially those early phases include many discoveries. A discovery that on wetting your clothes, the kid tends to catch a cold, to discover chillies are hot, and sugar is sweet. To hear tapping music and nodding one's head according to it. And the best part is this, they do not comprehend why a certain effect is observed on performing this specific act.
Surely, this cannot be classified as naughty and mischevious.
Being naughty and mischevious is something else. To have a glint of mischief in one's eye, according to me, is to pull a prank on somebody else, already having known that it is a trick. Young kids do not understand it at all. Well, one might say that primary school kids might get naughty at times, splashing water on others, knowing that it's quite not right to do so.
Kids make these small discoveries. It would be difficult to acknowledge the presence of a candle near you. Only upon drawing a finger close to the flame, can we feel the heat. How else will these millions of small, essential facts get embedded into their minds? I'm sure, most of us have pulled our fingers away from a flame after having it burnt to a small extent.
Happy Children's Day to All!!
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
missing out on something
She is in her hometown now. Her temporary place of stay misses her quite a bit. The department, those friends, faculty - everybody will miss out on something. Something, very insignificant. At the same time, they'll send her messages saying that they miss her. They miss out on her energy and voice.
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