When I started writing on my
blog, I used to ask myself if I should write at all. If yes, why? I would like to share my views on this topic with you.
I write for
myself. This may sound egoistic, but it is self-explanatory as well. Because I want freedom from my thought cycle, I get mental catharsis by just writing out whatever it is. While having some serious events with myself, say the
death of
my mother first and then
father, writing down makes a record of my emotions at a given time which I’m never going to repeat.
A student of History has to understand Geography, Economics and Anthropology simultaneously. A person curious to know about world history has to proceed step by step, learning his own state first, then country and then only one can understand world history. Well, appreciating above facts, I am starting my study with
History Of My State Of Gujarat. I have put it in order of time and later described important states and rulers.
Time spent in reading the newspapers and magazines we buy regularly:
Most of the morning passes with newspapers and the rest of the available time is spent in reading magazines we have subscribed. Is it really worth? How much reading time allotted to both is ideal?
Friends and friendships in a freeze:
If you did not have any meeting, letter-exchange, SMS or phone conversation in the last 365 days (one full year) with your friend, it means you are not considering any need to do so.
I consider such relations 'frozen' and reopening them may not be that simple for such a taken-for-granted relation.
Everyone knows and understands the difference between the close-ones and the distant. But nobody would love to hear oneself being introduced as a distant relative and at the said introduction of the 'distant' relative, one feels insulted.
So better avoid the word 'distant' while introducing anyone.
