We are always rushing around from one place to another, in our frenzy to get THERE... we miss out on so many wonderful sights that could change our lives, or touch our lives that area that needed to be spruced.
On my one such frenzied rush, I was at the bus stop out of compulsion, not choice waiting for a long long time
Besides the bus stop was a little boy and his sister she seemed to be the elder of them they were seated at the base of the tree, and both had little boxes of snacks, or maybe lunch.
They were waiting for the school bus to arrive, and by their conversation it seemed like their bus was late, the little boy was oblivious to all of this but his sister seemed concerned and watching the road
.
Little boy opened his box to snack on it, and his sister gave him a stern warning, only a minute later her tastebuds succumbed to the wonderful aroma of upma wafting all around, at that moment a skinny puppy too came around and wagging his tail, pleading for that wonderful smelling food he looked upon the kids and from that tiny box both the kids gave out of their own, something to marvel at something touched me ...to know that little kids and out of their goodness gave a little out of it. Wonderful !
Everywhere we go and if just, just look around we might see so many things that we usually miss out, in our rush.
Watch children at play, they are so innocent, no malice, no inhibitions, they are just there in that moment, teaches us adults to be childlike and enjoy ourselves.. I absolutely love to watch the kids play it kind of makes my head lighter.
Watch the birds how they care about their little ones, how they gather their food and with the food in their beaks, they come to the nest, but mind you not directly, they will take a roundabout route, to ward off any prying predator...just watch.
Lets stop for a while and take a deep breath... there we go... no rush, no push...
On my one such frenzied rush, I was at the bus stop out of compulsion, not choice waiting for a long long time
Besides the bus stop was a little boy and his sister she seemed to be the elder of them they were seated at the base of the tree, and both had little boxes of snacks, or maybe lunch.
They were waiting for the school bus to arrive, and by their conversation it seemed like their bus was late, the little boy was oblivious to all of this but his sister seemed concerned and watching the road
.
Little boy opened his box to snack on it, and his sister gave him a stern warning, only a minute later her tastebuds succumbed to the wonderful aroma of upma wafting all around, at that moment a skinny puppy too came around and wagging his tail, pleading for that wonderful smelling food he looked upon the kids and from that tiny box both the kids gave out of their own, something to marvel at something touched me ...to know that little kids and out of their goodness gave a little out of it. Wonderful !
Everywhere we go and if just, just look around we might see so many things that we usually miss out, in our rush.
Watch children at play, they are so innocent, no malice, no inhibitions, they are just there in that moment, teaches us adults to be childlike and enjoy ourselves.. I absolutely love to watch the kids play it kind of makes my head lighter.
Watch the birds how they care about their little ones, how they gather their food and with the food in their beaks, they come to the nest, but mind you not directly, they will take a roundabout route, to ward off any prying predator...just watch.
Lets stop for a while and take a deep breath... there we go... no rush, no push...