A Letter To Happiness From The Heart

I find it fun how excited I was about those weird things I used to keep in Polybag. cells, wires, batteries, LED lamps, iron welding engines, magnets, marbles and a number of similar things.

I can play with that for hours without a break because you were there the whole time. I still have some of that stuff, in case you're wondering.

Then came the time when I had to change town

school, friends :

• almost everything and everyone was giving me a sense of intimacy.

• But you were there with me in the midst of it all. I found new friends

• did stupid things

made fun of them and embarrassed myself many times

just to make more memories that still make me burst out of laughter. Thank you!

College days came. We had some upheaval at first

• but we were fine for four whole years.

• I'll always be grateful that I could find you in every activity in these days

• movies, computers, games, comedies, novels, conversations.

• Call it what you want and you're so happy to do all this stuff.

Plans and memories :-

How can I forget those years of struggle?

I was making big plans and I failed in a big time as if I was spending most of my time planning the next big disappointment.

But I managed to put up with all that without falling apart.

The direct and indirect support of my cousin

family and friends deserves a special mention here. More importantly, you didn't really leave me even in the darkest of times.

I remember walking long distances on the roads of a city that never sleeps and is most vibrant at night, Mumbai. Those daily trips on local trains and the best buses, identifying the entire Western Line, using the m index to find numbers and bus lines - everything played an important role in shaping myself.

Maybe that's when I learned to really cherish

and value you because I found out that you were the real reason for all the motivation and the positivity and perseverance.

I wasn't used to sleeping for two and a half hours, standing all day without a break, living on one meal, and still walking countless miles without feeling tired because I was happy doing all this stuff.

Even this crawl I met on the bus

from Infiniti Mall to Andheri Station makes me smile today. Great times!

How can I forget those years of struggle?

I was making big plans and I failed in a big time as if I was spending most of my time planning the next big disappointment.

But I managed to put up with all that without falling apart.

The direct and indirect support of my cousin, family and friends deserves a special mention here. More importantly, you didn't really leave me even in the darkest of times.

Walk and meet people :-

I remember walking long distances on the roads of a city that never sleeps and is most vibrant at night, Mumbai.

Those daily trips on local trains and the best buses

• identifying the entire Western Line

• using the m index to find numbers and bus lines

• everything played an important role in shaping myself.

Maybe that's when I learned to really cherish

and value you because I found out that you were the real reason for all the motivation and the positivity and perseverance.

I wasn't used to sleeping for two and a half hours

standing all day without a break, living on one meal, and still walking countless miles without feeling tired because I was happy doing all this stuff. Even this crawl I met on the bus from Infiniti Mall to Andheri Station makes me smile today. Great times!

I also thought sharing with other people was a way to keep you longer.

• I started watching these strangers on trains and buses

• and I tried to get to know the boys

• the makeup Dada, the artists and others during filming

I realized how nice greeting, pep tal

 and even a smile were making their days. I admit I got extra coffee for that kind of behavior sometimes, but that made me feel stronger.