Sorry! Been away for far too long, I guess. But couldn't have done better - a job to keep and a family to live with. Surprise, surprise! I love the latter, of course, but also like to stick around with the former.
Or maybe I was just plain too lazy to write.
Anyways, I think this is the right time to share a few off-the-cuff thoughts. Since 'to excel' is at the core of human aspiration ( at least I believe in it), I have been working mostly on my writing, to discover newer ways. I have come to believe that good writing is all about concentrated thought that has been intentionally lent a style suited to appeal to the senses of the seekers (readers). Mundane is what all of us avoid, like plague. That is common knowledge. I think the readers look for believable dreams, candid see-throughs from daily life, complete with dramatic ups and downs. They want to know what are they missing, what is happening around them out of sight, and how others are in greater shit than them? I think - at least at this moment - everyone wants to know and see more than what their surroundings permit. Now having thought aloud, it becomes obvious that I think writing brings with it a lot of challenge if one is hoping his work to be read. More on this soon. For the moment, though, let me share a few pictures.
The river Yamuna behind the Taj. Check out the gulls flying about and the fisherman trying his luck from a tiny boat.



9 comments:
I like the last pic the best!
:)
Okay! But I think I am cool now... smiling, in fact! :)
nice pics...
Hey thanks, Kalpana! :))
Lovely pictures.. and your daughter made that watercolor of the Taj.. i must say u have an artist in the making at home...:)
Work from home India
Great post.
dude, am back. well, the things u wrote abt 'writing' looked complicated for a simpleton like me, but otherwise they r true to the core.
btw, jeanie looks like a very good artist
Hey Workhard! Thanks!
The picture of the Taj was taken by my daughter Jeanie, and water coloured by me, using photo editor. It isn't her work, in the sense you mean (I think!).
:)
Hey Satish! I am glad you liked the comments. :)
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