(this is the land of my birth I will say with pride)
...was playing, from the movie Roja, at Kamati Baug gardens in Baroda yesterday evening. I sat there mesmerized by the the patriotic songs the green square speakers overhead were enchanting the park visitors with. From my experiences in India so far, I have noticed that most public places play new songs on the radio which are nowadays very "trashy" (in my opinion). Even on big occasions. Then, yesterday, there I was, sitting in the park I used to visit all the time as a child, no special occasion, but just another Sunday evening. The songs were very well chosen, clean, and most touching quality-patriotic. For a city that is known as the cultural capital of Gujarat informally, the parks' theme of songs seemed very appropriate to me. I really appreciated the music. I really do not see that in other places nowadays.
father and daughter -reminds me of my childhood |
Planetarium-I saw the show for 5 Rs in Gujarati |
"What you think of yourself is much more important than what people think of you."
"Fear can keep us up all night long, but faith makes one fine pillow. -unknown"
From all the quotes I enjoy analyzing-this one particular quote has hit home the most recently:
To sacrifice what you are & to live without belief, that is a fate more terrible than dying. -Joan of Arc
Don't give up on who you are, who you are meant to be, who you know you will be no matter how much the world around you expects you to be something else, do something else, and be someone else. Don't be someone else. Be yourself.
From all the quotes I enjoy analyzing-this one particular quote has hit home the most recently:
To sacrifice what you are & to live without belief, that is a fate more terrible than dying. -Joan of Arc
Don't give up on who you are, who you are meant to be, who you know you will be no matter how much the world around you expects you to be something else, do something else, and be someone else. Don't be someone else. Be yourself.
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