Last week was full of amusements. It was a week of my older brother and my younger cousin's birthday. My cousins lives in Hyderabad. This is the week when they usually travel back home. So in order to refresh their dismal souls we planned to do Vedio calling all day. The WiFi is great. The plan started before two days and thus it went on for a week. We played Dumb Charades. It was the exact feeling of summer days when mother's surprise ice cream evanescence the heaviness of school bags. I feel like the nature is paying for our debt. Day by day doctors are discovering new theories about Mr. Stranger's origin. In this period of anxiety and dread we can find that hidden fragments of smile and make a ocean of happiness from it. Human life is a gift of nature. Nature is mortal. Her emotions can not be compared to anyone. God doesn't care for whether a person is atheist or theist. But we must be devotional to the divinity of nature otherwise she will make us know the importance in the ways difficult to envisage. This pandemic has become like a Amoeba, a pseudopods. It is moving slowly and ingesting life of creatures. Human can be alert towards his doings but what about animals? Animals should not fall prey to this unwanted guest. I hope that doctors will soon find ways to protect them as well. #mylockdownweekdiary 29 days gone. The shortest month of this year was 29 days. Can you imagine you spent a month inside the home, surviving on nothing but stories of yours and people. When life comes down to nothingness, it's always the art that saves us. Not the fancy food from restaurants, not the visits to the malls and cinema theatres. Good old movies on your computer and smartphones save the day. Your ideas and thoughts find a cradle in the canvas of YourQuote. Write it away, your heart, your life even if it seems lifeless. Fill life with words. Here's the #lockdowndiary for #day29lockdown #yqbaba #yqdiary #YourQuoteAndMine Collaborating with YourQuote Baba
