Don't let anything bring you down.


Happened to come across this video on YouTube.
Reminded me of a lot of things..

Living in the city, I've come across a lot of people, from young kids to really old men and women, who has set up their work area near the side-walks of city roads. Some sell fruits, like lemons and apple, while some make and sell fresh bhajis and fries during the early evening hours. There are some selling fish, while some selling vegetables. Those who couldn't find a spot for sale, carry their toys and small merchandise and try to sell them to the drivers of vehicles while they stop at the red traffic signal at city junctions. 
Am sympathetic, yet amused when I see septuagenarian's carrying the remains of their days work, which are, quite often two or more heavy bags, that they somehow balance using their arms, and head, and without even a single faulty step, go about their way. 




There are others, with disabilities, like in the above video.
They tend to give up on life, they find themselves losing everything. They long for those things that they had cherished not long back. They lose motivation. 

Then, for those patient enough to wait, an opportunity opens up. That's when they find out - the disability they hated so much could become useful. That's how the spark of life becomes bright again for them. And that's when they start to look forward for the rising sun, instead of the setting one. 




Video courtesy:  

Taste of Nostalgia - A Moving Aniboom Animation by Raymond Lau



2 comments:

  1. WOW Keerthy! Another awesome post! Way to go girl! \m/

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