It's a stupid little game on my cell phone. I hardly play, but today I thought I should. Espcially when you know you are about to experience boredom, you should explore your smartphone, provided you have installed some game orapp in it. Period. I was fortunate enough to realize the ensuing boredom, and did the same as mentioned above. That's when I realized I have not played this game for a while. It's a simple puzzle game where you have to unblock the blocks to give way to the red block. The rules are simple: try out the possibilities and solve the puzzle. As I was playing the game, I could manage crossing the levels pretty soon. Soon the game became interesting, only to eventually make me realize that I had left boredom thousand blocks back. The moment the "You solved this puzzle!" message got flashed on the screen, I indeed felt a winning smile on my face. I know it's just an ordinary puzzle game. But it definitely told me how to read signs. The signs of unblocking the blocks, of chasing the boredom, of solving confusions, and coming out with a smile as bright as sunshine. Things may look difficult, but not as much as next to impossible. I am happy to read my signs. And I know I will come out smiling all the way throughout. Happy sign-reading!
Everyone or most people have a bigger vision of the world in their mind. Right from childhood. Particularly children. As a kid, I too used to have a bigger vision of each and every thing I came across. Like the bamboo forest next to my grandparents' in our ancestral village. The forest was next to the river which passed by our house. Ours was the last house of the village and by the river. The forest seemed like a never-ending green, dark and damp wonderland with imaginary ghosts, fairies and witches as in the stories as I would hear from my grandmother. There was a weird sound of crackling bamboo whenever a breeze passed by. Or like the water-body in the backyard of our ancestral house where I used to row the boat - my boat - taking in all my young cousins. That moment I used to feel on top of the world sailing a boat, taking care of lives I am responsible for saving. The water-body felt like a sea. I could see water everywhere till my eyes could figure out around me. As I gr...
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