Humble appeal - Are you present?
Are you present? An impromptu write-up after a casual conversation with a learned parent. I realized casual talks generates intense neuronal exercise. “So, how do you spend time with your wife and children?”, I asked casually. “Time! where is the time? I am so busy in my work, thereafter meeting my friends and that’s it. Before I come to know, the day gets over. By the time I reach home, I am too tired. I take dinner and relax in my room,” was a prompt reply. “Relax! sounds great. You must be talking to your wife and sitting with your children to discuss about their day at school, their studies etc,” I continued. The reply was ready even before I could complete. I could sense a tone of urgency and irritation. “I just said, I relax in my room. Talking to my wife or spending time with children is equivalent to adding more stress. I switch on my television and watch trending series on Netflix. Then I go to sleep.” “Oh! It’s nice to hear this. Sounds perfect. But, don’t you