People & Things
These days... kids have so many electronic games, sometimes a room filled with various toys.
But I dont think that would make them happy like those days, when kids enter the house, throw the bag in one corner, couldnt wait for mom to give the snacks or change the dress, do everything quicker and ask mom to let go, play until dusk, or until mom finds them two streets away from home, playing merrily with bunch of kids, dresses covered with all dirt& mud, to remind them that its time for homework.
Inspired from this recent note which read:
Love people and use things ..
Not love things and use people.
But I dont think that would make them happy like those days, when kids enter the house, throw the bag in one corner, couldnt wait for mom to give the snacks or change the dress, do everything quicker and ask mom to let go, play until dusk, or until mom finds them two streets away from home, playing merrily with bunch of kids, dresses covered with all dirt& mud, to remind them that its time for homework.
Inspired from this recent note which read:
Love people and use things ..
Not love things and use people.
posted by aruna at 4:37 PM
3 Comments:
hmmm.. i really don quite second ur thoughts aruna... we all take pride in lookin back at thos GOOD OLE TIMES.. we look up to the ancient wisdom of the mayans... the lost truths in the incas... now now.. wake up to the change.. its a natural process called evolution.. well- in the big board game of life ur quiet old times jus threw the losin dice... n its only a matter of time before our present age joins yours in memories and meuseums!!!
yeah, the recent issue of 'Time' has a cover story on the same issue.. Active play outside the home should be the way to spend the evenings.. not video games..
Vanathi qlso got this from her friend:http://vanathiselvi.blogspot.com
My mom also will search, in which street we are playing. when my mom call me to do homework and read, i will tell, naan inum velaiyadava illaiya (i dint play).
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