The Dusk

I never like one day break after weekend - then series of work to be done. I always felt it breaks flow of life and work. Always, it gets wasted in different activities, which you never wanted to do! Moreover, the day in between is least productive.

Now that the dusk has arrived, thought to write about the day. What a great day? I have done too many unproductive activities like fixing the water filter, buying a cabinet for unnecessary items purchased by me and so on...

One thing that I did today which I always like is nurturing of my plants. Now actually too many for a balcony garden but greed here is accepted.

I interacted with few people today and everyone is in hurry. No one wants to waits and so do I! Why should I be different from others. The society will not accept you if you are different from others.

While wondering, few thoughts that came to my mind:

Greed kills. Arrogance destroys. Anger humiliates.

Be humble - keep contributing to the society.

Subha Vijaya!

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