Interesting faces
* An old beggar who stands outside my office. His wife will usually be sitting at a distance, watching him. He always asks for more even after someone gives him a rupee or two. Once a friend gave him 10 rs. and the old man put it inside his pocket and started afresh.
* A middle aged surgeon who has quit his practice and recently joined our company as a software developer. He's aloof, finishes his lunch in a corner at the cafetaria, and usually walks the length and breadth of the office in between writing code.
*The boy who brings us tea every hour or two. He's the most cheerful person in the entire company, always walks with a song on his lips and a smile, and on a recent office tour, allegedly emptied two bottles of wine and danced like crazy.
* The guy who's writing this. More about him later. ( inserted by the computer!)
* My one year old niece. She calls every one--even the dog on the street-- as 'mamma'.
* Two street dogs that come to our house every night to eat the leftovers. They also relieve their itch by taking turns to nibble each other behind the ears.
I love to notice interesting faces. Today I noticed an elderly man who held the door open for me at a clothing store. When I smiled and thanked him, he became bashful and said 'welcome'.
ReplyDeleteYeah, and they remove the routine and ordinariness of life, as well.
ReplyDeleteI think it's an attitude one has to build-- to always look for the interesting in the mundane.
Enjoyed your blog too.
Thank you :)
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