Just got my hand out of the bag after almost two months; first out of plaster and finally out of the bag too. Thanks to all who had been there to help me, support me.
Had interesting comments of me being careless, Suzukimenu Sradhikandu venuvo? etc. Belive me or not, I wonder if it was because I was extra carefull having a kid with me. Indeed it was a learning experience, with the pain and having to meet the BAU's, both personally and professional. With me those related - friends, families and well-wishers had to bear a pinch of the pain.
Two things I pondered over these days...
7 Mood Lifters:
1. Don't try too hard - keep away expectations and learn to accept.
2. Set personal goals and go after them
3. Don't underestimate your ability to bounce back
4. Nurture good relationships with people you care about
5. Forget retail Therapy - Material possessions cannot make us happy
6. Focus on the good, not on getting over the bad
7. Be empathetic and grateful
And indeed yes the talk by Mohanlal the Malayalam Cine Actor in response to the address by our Prime Minister on Teachers day -
You dream not to be someone, but to do something wholeheartedly, with integrity: - Indeed we need to have a culture of doing anything we do wholeheartedly and with integretiy. We may succeed or we may fail. Failurs/Falls are also a reality of life. When we have success/health we never ask why me, then why at the time of failure/fall?
We can reflect on what went good/bad and try to fix them. Bounce Back. Rest is destiny. Have a beautiful life!
Have covered both my hands again (have had them even before) in a span of two years. Hopefully not again. Thank you all for the support and wishes during these days and hope and pray for all success and health in the comming days.
