Well, it's been quite a long time since my previous post. I must apologize to my fellow bloggers for not yet passing the "versatile blogger award" which i received. It is indeed coming soon.
Meanwhile i took some time off to continue or, as the thought creeps through my mind, to have a series of posts on the title "gentle" gestures. The first of these is here.
Day 3
It was a very long day. Took a day off from office, drove for nearly 500 kilometers in about 8 hours, with a very minimal rest & very delicious lunch at my sister's place. Evening was planned to attend a good friend's wedding reception. Anyone who knows how hectic it is to drive for long hours, can imagine my plight on this day.
I returned home at around 7:30 PM, took shower, dressed up in a flash & took off for the wedding venue, which was on the other part of the city (Bangalore). With all the possible cursing & swearing on the rash & negligent riders & drivers, i reached half way of my journey. I like the word journey so much that i use it so often. So you can imagine why the title of my blog also has this word in it.
i was waiting at a zebra crossing of busy junction which was manned by a policeman since it did not have the traffic signal. The junction had tall tower which had several huge lights at the top. It was well illuminated. Lot of people were crossing the road. As the pedestrians herd was over, i looked at the policeman who waved & signaled the traffic to pass on.
As i slowly started to move, a girl wearing a combination of green & red salwar came running to cross the road. Her silky hair neatly tied, her face glowing as bright as a star, her beautiful eager eyes wide open, her lips wore a matching red lipstick. She stood right in front me, but only to cross the road, since the car in which i was traveling was stopping her way.
As a humble human, i stopped the car & made a gesture towards her to cross, but unfortunately, the traffic at the other side had already started off at a high speed. Feeling sad for her, i shrugged my shoulders & gave her a sorry smile. she did acknowledge me with her flamboyant smile. Her moist red lips spread large over her cute face made her look so gorgeous. Rest of my day ended with a pleasant mood & a smile.
Smile is indeed a beautiful gesture. Have it ! Be gentle !
Good that made you smile ..
ReplyDeletegood to see you back .. Smile is good sometimes jsut a smile from anyone a complete stranger also lightens you up :)
Bikram's
awww...rainy day, beautiful girl at the signal....very interesting!
ReplyDelete:-) LOL
ReplyDeleteBikramjit - Thanks..
ReplyDeleteMangala - She was very beautiful..though i only had a glimpse of her beauty, very pretty... :)
Ajeya - :)
A sweet smile from a pretty girl would make any man's day :P
ReplyDeleteThanks to the traffic (for once) which allowed you to extract a smile from her :)
@ sh@s - thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteumm...is the bag for that smiling girl.. ;)
ReplyDelete@stranger.. Bag is for a smiling girl, but not the one in my post.. :)
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ReplyDeleteHappy to see a HUMBLE man,, TOUGH to find nowadays !
ReplyDeleteLight take Mak:) loved it !
-Smile
Hahaaha..you got it right.
DeleteThanks for the wonderful comment. Am sure you will love my other posts. Have some time? Please read. Thanks a lot Smile.
Smile, you made me smile. :)
indeed, smile can do wonders. lovely post :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Debajyoti.
DeleteYeah you are right Mac....A smile can do wonders.....thats why i always smile:):):)
ReplyDeleteThank you Seema. Glad to see you smile. Wish you always keep smiling :)
Deletehmm yeah wear ur smile nd get ready ....--> my av quote :D "A smile is a curve that sets everything straight." btw :nice write up!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Geets :)
DeleteSo sweet:)
ReplyDeleteThank you Sonia. :)
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