Pictures are often worth a thousand words

I want to write and share a lot of stuff but I think, I am just being lazy to pen down my thoughts. Although I enjoy writing but still I find it hard to keep my self motivated enough everyday to write an article. Sometimes, I might really want to share something and want to write about it but I might just find it hard to put together all those thoughts and ideas and convert them into a writing.

The worst part is if I don't write an article and procrastinate an idea, probably I would never write anything about it in the future either. Before I realize, its already replaced with a hundred other ideas. In the last one month there had been so many things I couldn't share and now I don't even remember a lot of it.

But I guess someone has said it right one picture is worth a thousand words and that's why I love clicking pictures because I think they are a great way to capture moments and preserve them as memories forever.

This one is my favorite for the day.

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A day full of birthdays

Date - 20/09/2017 Today was Deepika Di's, Aizhan Aappa's and Anu Manhotra Ma'am's birthday. Deepika Di was my senior in Shoolini. She was one of the seniors I have always admired and looked upto. Wishing her a happy birthday was one of the first things I did today. She is intelligent, confident, classy, beautiful, helpful and a sweetheart. I haven't known her for a very long time but it has been a great experience to know her. I got to know about Aappa's birthday through facebook. I wasn't sure what to do. I was thinking about it all day. I had just planned to gift her a small choco pie which I had but then did not felt like gifting that alone. I just thought that probably a letter with some birthday wishes would seem nice. I don't have any clues about Kazakh so I took a little help from Google. I just wrote happy birthday in Kazakh and the entire message was in English. I also wrote Happy birthday in Hindi in the end. She was very happy and delight

Aizhan Aapa

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Problems are okay!!!

This year, me and Kalyani learned an important thing - "Sometimes, its OK not to be okay". Don't underestimate this simple statement. Sometimes being able to say "its okay" is all you need in the moment. I hate to admit this to myself, but at times more you try fighting it more you end up losing. Rather than taking some impulsive and stupid decisions; give it some time. Simply let it pass. I will be honest, I am a real jerk when it comes to emotions but then most of us are. So, thats ok too. i know what works for me but when comes to practice, I often forget it at the moment. Wandering for the solution for weeks and after weeks of hard work you realize the solution was just in front of you staring at you all this while. More often than not, that is typically me. Remember, 'Late is better than never'. So, once its done, I like to smile and move on. There are always better problems that await. Cheers to this beautiful Life with its unending list of

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