14th November is Children’s Day in India. A day to celebrate their innocence, laughter, unending banter, naughtiness and curiosity. Today let’s get that child out, laugh without a reason, forgive easily and rekindle our questioning mind! . A Happy Children’s Day to the child within all of us 🙂
I had written this post, during my early blogging days. Just felt that it was appropriate to repost it today. It is dedicated to all the wonderful and creative children who teach us a lesson or two!
Last week my 12 year old daughter and I sat down to play a game of scrabble. Read more….
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So true, children do teach us great lessons in life 👍
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Absolutely. Only we should be willing to hear their perspective too!
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Thank you for the wishes! And yes your daughter taught not only you but all of us a lesson…
Cheers❤✨
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Thanks Sann. It was an eye-opener for me and made me view things from other perspectives too!
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sangharshrat bachche……chhoti chhoti chijon ko sahejkar rakhte aur apni lagan ke saaath saath anginat sikh de jaate hain……sach men ham unhen sikhaate hain….we bahut kuchh hamen sikha jaate hain…….bahut khub.
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Dhanyawad Madhusudan. Bilkul sehmat hoo aapse. Aksar bacche hume bahut kuch sikha jate hai.
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A wonderful lesson your daughter taught us!! It’s not always about winning, it’s all about having and finding fun in your work or game. That’s it’s well said as we grow we loose the innocence of a child!!
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True Tanvir. Somewhere down the line it always boils down to winning even if it is not competitive sports. Thanks a lot for reading and responding 🙂
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My pleasure Radhika!! 😊!!
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A very thoughtful question asked by your daughter.
Wonderful post!
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Yes indeed. I would always play the game to win it. Her question really made me think.
Good to see you back here Neha. Thanks a lot!
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Thanks mam for your concern.
I am busy with my studies these days. Have b.ed exams next month. So, WordPress is getting ignored.
BTW, I like reading your posts everytime, anytime.
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I can understand. Wish you all the best Neha, and thanks a ton for the lovely compliment 🤗💗
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You are welcomed.
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Now I understood the first quote
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😀😀
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A lovely thought, Radhika. Sometimes we ourselves get pulled into this competition. It is good that she sent in a reminder. Thank you for sharing!
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I realised how importance I had attached to winning. It was after all just a game played on a lazy afternoon. Big lesson for me to analyze my thoughts and attitude. Thanks P!
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Such a lovely post Radhika and I love the quotes too.
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So pleased to hear that. Thank you Arlene!
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Meaningful & profound post. Right Radhika… we can learn so many important life lessons from kids.
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Oh yes Bhavana. I have learnt a few lessons of life from children . Thanks so much 😊
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Loved the caption in that image and your title Radhika.
Exactly, children have a big stock of things to make us learn.
I am having a function on 22nd this month on the eve of Children’s Day at my Alma mater of my Poetry and Rhymes recital. You know I am the first batch student of the school.
Thanks for your suggestions and support always.
Shiva
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Thanks a lot Shiva. It must be such a nostalgic feeling for you to go back there, being the first batch too!! Amazing. Hope you have a wonderful time there. Keep us updated on it 🙂👍💫
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