The way things are going, I just wish the world would cease
for an hour or two so I could a take a break from the irksome load of courseworks,
lesson plans and tasks. I even think about them as I eat, jog and even before I
fall asleep. Well, that might have sounded like I have found my new beau in
orthography etched papers, trust me, even I was, for a second convinced of the slapdash
information. And ‘No!’, we are not declaring it on facebook or any social
networks for there’s another 56 who are pursuing
the mentioned ‘beau’ as well.
Amidst the around the clock schedule and routines which
frazzled even my shoe soles, the one thing which I’m missing very much is
reading. It’s like I can’t recall where I placed which anymore, I mean the
books, for all that is in my sight right
now is ‘The confession’ by John Grisham only.
Others? I certainly am clueless since it has been some time you know. The
guilt, my god! When you are used to reading then you stop, you would definitely
feel it especially if you are dealing with language every day. Even though I
still read newsletters via email and online mags, they are nothing compared to
sitting down with a good book and a highlighter, mesmerizing the sentences and
get blown away.
However, being fully conscious of what’s approaching after the
courseworks bid adieu, which is the semester exam, I can pretty much conclude there
is zero chance of finishing up even one book in the nearest future. SO let’s save it for the year-end holidays! 2
months is incredibly long to appease my literature cravings and of course my HUGE appetite
for shopping.
Hang on Renuka!
Whatever it is, I’m not distracted and also am not giving up
for elbow grease is the best polish. Reading can wait, leisure can take a rain-check
but a dream I’m giving my all to, that for sure demands all my attention.
Yes I’m not there yet but I just wish to share this one
thing. Maybe most of you already know, for all I care nothing wrong in reminding
good stuffs. So here you go,
If you want something
so bad, dream. Everything starts with a dream. I have read about successful people,
and they all had a dream and lived it the best. The world has thousands of ways
to remind you why you can’t, shouldn’t and musn’t, just smile. Circumstances would beat you down, it’s ok
dust it off, start moving again. If you can dream, if you can protect it, you
are so close to achieving it. And always remember, life isn’t all about success, it’s who you were once,
who you are and who you can one day become.
Hence,
Live to inspire, not
to impress.
Renuka G
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