And so i Thought and Said

The thought struck me when after getting over with my day’s work I rushed to my office parking, got into my car, applied the back gear, and drove back my car a little trying to adjust its angle enough to be safely away from the other ones that I heard, “Do a little to the left” Astonished, I stopped and looked up. Ok! I am a “lady” driving a car with an “L” sign on it but doesn’t mean that I need instructions unasked for. I know that is a big thing to say for a novice like me but even though I would have had taken 5 minutes more, I would surely have taken it out of the parking well. On the contrary, the confusion that resulted because of the constant incessant instructions, I ended up out of my car and a third Uncle ji doing I for me. This is just one among the gamut of situations we face on a daily basis. However, this is not it; I’ll be discussing countless others. For those who travel to new places by car, you ask someone for the right path; irrespective of their cognizan

This time I would be coming straight to the point and no prologues. The abyss is an account of the over sensitive souls who empathize with every single person which has ever faced any “big” hardship. I do not intend to mock you and I have sincere respect for your emotions but there is something about your view point that, to be very honest annoys me. Seriously folks, how can you be such big time pessimists? When the almighty gave you an open opportunity to get inspired and do well, you actually saw the negative in that. You may call me heartless but your views from my perspective are mindless. Every one of us knows about Thomas Edison and we all must be knowing that he was nearly a dumb, unfit for school child who was home schooled. He was in no sense of this world a normal child. Louis Braille, the blind man, unflinched by his handicap produced what many couldn’t. When others just went by pitying at him, he created a medium for many of his likes to read and be a part of th