Wednesday, November 28, 2007

Counting my blessings

They say that when the going gets tough, one should always look at what one has rather than what one has lost. Well, I was sitting around feeling annoyed at a number of things that were entirely subjective - I thought some people had been silly, even though they had perfectly valid reasons for behaving the way in which they had. I was feeling a bit let down and frankly, irritated.

A prime time to count my blessings, I reckoned. So here's the list: (in no particular order, I hasten to stress)

  • A loving mum who has seen me through thick and thin (and I am not referring to my weight problems).
  • A trusting pair of friends who always seem to be around whenever I am in trouble for the last decade or so.
  • Three wonderful people - one who always finds time for me and who I consider to be my closest friend, one who keeps my spirit going and always seems to see the good side of me and has been doing so for almost nine years now, and one who I have really met only once but who I already trust infinitely.
  • Two lovely people who make me laugh no matter what happens - one with her utterly loony imagination, the other with his wit. Both trust me too - for whatever reason!
  • Some people who think that what I write is worth paying for.
  • A lot of people who actually (actually) read what I write.
  • A cat who leaps down from the chair and rushes to greet me whenever I get home.(all right, she does that once in three days, but still....)
  • A...

It works. I feel better already! Thank ye, all. Will work on completing the list the next time I feel down.

4 comments:

Nidhi Singal said...

You are lucky to have so many people around you, who care for you, who are concerned about you.
God bless you!

Nimish Dubey said...

I guess we all do. It's just a matter of taking the time out to count. Mind you, it does get difficult to do so sometimes.

Unknown said...

Its really nice to know that you dint even ignore the entities like a "CAT" from your list. May this list grows every second :) !!!

Nimish Dubey said...

Well, Sandy, it is the cat that ignores me. I simply cannot afford that luxury.