They seem to be very creative.
They manage to achieve their goals even when the situation
is not conducive, even when the resources are scarce.
They seem to have some rare skills.
They seem to have strong will power.
They seem to have a mind which can see things
differently.
They seem to have attitude for change.
Their number seems to be amazingly large. The fraternity seems
to have a ‘code of conduct’ – if that can be called a code! But they seem to
follow the same rules.
I meet them everywhere.
The more famous the spot, the more dominant presence they
have.
I met them in September at the site map of Golkonda fort.
In the same month I met them in the passage that takes
tourists from jetty to Vivekananda Rock Memorial at Kanyakumari.
Earlier, in the month of May, I had seen that even a 200
year veteran tree was not spared in Lalbag at Bangalore.
I wish: they use all
their skills, dreams, goals, paths, attitudes for making things better.
it is their wish to be etched in time! sad...
ReplyDeleteVery sad. They are mushrooming. Even in the trains toilets!
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Deepakbhai, presently their wish seems to be predominant!
ReplyDeleteSubramanian Sir, yes, that is one of their favorite places!!
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