INDIAN WRINES

What To Write In A Blog Post So I was sitting in a park, thinking what to write in a blog post or maybe in my next blog  post. I had several thoughts that time, "Lets write this, no this, no this, lets not write" and many more thoughts. Nothing suited much to be a post in my blogs. Therefor I ended up writing my thoughts and by thoughts here, I mean different ideas I had. So, let us see how and what I think: (My First Thought) Life In Park: Being in a park while I write this, was the best topic I could think first. I thought to describe my surroundings in the park in a funny way, which I always do (I am not funny? So are you. Did I say anything?). So I looked around, greenry everywhere, kids with thier moms, kids with their dads, kids with grandparents, kids with kids, grandparents with moms and dads, grandparents abnormal yoga poses (Relax), dogs fighting their own family issues, birds being birds, people sleeping in shadows of trees and then me with my pen a

A Perfect World With Not So Perfect People. *Serious Moment* (Just a reminder, please follow me, find it at the end of the blog if you are on phone, or it is beside the blog if you are on desktop) *Serious Moment Continue* Think of a serious tone in your head to give yourself those feels. I once asked a girl these questions: “Can a human live without flaws” “Do you believe you can be wrong?” “Why is that you always act so dumb?” While I was asking these unanswered questions I saw a fire in her eyes. I realized I am going to get a very strong answer from her. I thought, after that answer, I will die (like seriously why I thought so!). And then she said those fire words which I believed had the courage to kill me. “I am not perfect okay! No one is perfect. She said and left like a batsmen leaves the pitch when he gets run out, both abusing the person because of whom they had to leave. I was shocked by that fire answer and laug