Here I am!

Here I am, far away from all my city's busy cobweb..away from the running counters job and a nagging boss, away from the rude people of the city, away from the friends who are lost in their own cobwebs and selfishness, away from the city's heat, pollution, noise, away from the money-job search tensions, away from the sleep deprived nights..
I am away from the crowd of the metro, from the never ending desires n the within push to fulfill them. I am away from the litter, away from spitters, away from the show-offs in the town..
I am away from all the shit we take with or without our choice all throughout our lives..though for a while, but I am away.
It's not so far away though..I am at a popular hilltown, that we city people time to time chase, just to be far away.
I am at Manali...to rejuvenate, refresh and relieve.

Nature Calling

Yes+! It's time to sit in the nature's lap.. At times I wonder..nature has got so much to give us..it will make u hate it, but love also at the same time. On one hand we make changes with the nature, on the second hand, we want nature to be the way it is. That's Homo sapiens nature!!!
Be it anything, humans can't beat nature in anyway..as it's their visual treat too, their rejuvenating therapy too.
& so, I thank you nature for giving me soo much in these 4 days.. The lovely drive on the thin hilly roads, with pine n deodar trees full mountains on one side and gushing water of the river on the other and not to miss the little downpour giving cool breeze all through the way. All of it has prepared me to travel through the heat, traffic jams and sweating crowd.
I thank you nature for introducing me to the joy of feeling snowflakes on my skin, throwing snowballs around, making snowman, making me realise that maggi tastes better when gobbled in snowfall and showing me the areas which remain snowcovered throughout the year and people make their living in such extreme weather. These minus degrees snow hills and fields of rohtang will help me bear the minor winter season and motivate me to conquer the Himalayas even more.