Traces and whiffs,
of unpleasant memories,
which you manage to sniff,
from your past,
will rock your skiff,
to make your future very stiff,
and hurl your relations from a cliff.
Before any of this happens, hit the delete button on the unwanted memories.
Recycle your PAST, to PRESENT you a FUTURE, that is bright and illuminated.
Nice message with an appropriate picture….
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Thank you !! Have a great weekend ahead 👍
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Are you on leave tomorrow….?
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Nope ..
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Wish life was so simple that a delete button makes unpleasant memories vansh. The only memories that go away today are that are needed and should be recalled always.
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Very true sir, agree 👍but being aware and letting go of things/feelings which does not serve any purpose could be erased from our memory..
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Being aware and letting go is the first step.. Nice, simple and powerful blog post 🙂
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Thank you karthik ☺️
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How much baggage we carry with us and it only gets heavier by the day. I wonder, is it all worth the effort. Thank you for the reminder, Deepika, to let go and free myself from all that bits of past that should and must be deleted.
Hope you are enjoying your phone-free Sunday. Do write about what you came up with this time.
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Thank you pranitha..
The fone free Sunday as an initiative is on the last sunday of every month. On an ongoing basis I try to keep away for a few hours every day. That results in good quality time with kids.
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Yes it surely does, at least your focus will be on their conversation and not bits and pieces here and there
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Yes, and it’s really a pleasure to watch them and hear them ☺️
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Yes it is… as long as it lasts ‘coz I have a friend who always talks about her teen who feels absolutely uncool to talk to her mom
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Earlier you invest some time on/ for your children, the better results it reaps…
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Absolutely, Deepika
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