of the thousands who died yesterday, i happen to know two. one of them was too old and sick to think of death, the other was too young. i guess it's a reminder that this life is just a journey, and we never know when or where our destination awaits us.
eternal rest grant unto them oh lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them.
may their souls rest in peace.
tipping the scales
i turned 36 a few days ago. it was about as low-key as turning 35 was last year: i went to work, got home, cut a cake. and just like last ye...
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doing the same thing over and over again, no matter how well you do it, is bound to get boring eventually. the real fun is in doing things...
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i turned 35 earlier this week. the celebration was a quiet, relaxed time with shruti at home - and for the first time in my life, i also wen... -
it was a summer weekend. i was walking around in belfast. it was pretty hot, so i had taken off my shirt and put it away in my bag. as i was...
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ps: later that day i got to know a 3rd person who had also expired on the same day, he was my distant relative...what a day!!!
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@the shmoo:
hey....this post is not to make you feel sad, it's to make you appreciate life more and live it to the fullest :)
"Progress happens, one funeral at a time"!! May God bless their souls!!
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