Wake up call
If we get to see more misery in Dubai; more beggars in the streets, people in rags and street orphans, handicapped or physically challenged like the blind, deaf or people missing a limb or two...
If we get to see more old & worn-out houses and less glittery malls & hotels... add to that spotting a few homeless people here and there from time to time - Wouldn't that remind us of how lucky we are and there are more important things to worry about than 'I was served a cold soup the other day' or 'someone stole the 7days copy from our doorstep' ...?
Just something to think about ..
If we get to see more old & worn-out houses and less glittery malls & hotels... add to that spotting a few homeless people here and there from time to time - Wouldn't that remind us of how lucky we are and there are more important things to worry about than 'I was served a cold soup the other day' or 'someone stole the 7days copy from our doorstep' ...?
Just something to think about ..
5 Comments:
Thank you for keeping things in perspective...You are so right! We ARE so lucky and no one in this country seems to realize that! We should count our blessings to be leading such a privileged life..Let's focus on that instead of the petty things that annoy us every day.
By Dubai Sunshine, at December 23, 2005 at 8:22 PM
sadaqt ya zalame. see you're having a deep moment.
By BuJ, at December 24, 2005 at 3:31 AM
hmmmm. true.
So I take it that next years vacation for you will be the slums of Bangladesh? Shall have a look for you in Emirates holidays
OK OK
Sorrrrry. I realise this is a serious post..........just....well...stupid saturday mood.
By Anonymous, at December 24, 2005 at 7:35 AM
nice post moyarti san...
yes sometimes it does help to put things in perspective.
on the Eve of X'mas I'd like to wish all you guys specially Mr and Mrs M a very Merry , Joyful and Peaceful Christmans.
By Anonymous, at December 24, 2005 at 10:03 AM
thank you KDD anon - wishing you and your family and everyone here the a joyfull xmas and a very happy new year...
By moryarti, at December 24, 2005 at 2:28 PM
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