Oh look it’s Wise-day!!!
I have a thing against Wednesdays. Every since I was a child, I dreaded them. There were only a few random incidents I think; my grandfather’s death,some atrocious days at school or whatever. But it stuck to my brain.
So I am officially debunking this superstition. I will jot down random thoughts every Wednesday about life and its quirks . AND i’ll pretend that these words will make a lot of sense. In most cases, they won’t.
Here is an attempt to look forward to the remaining Wednesdays in my life:)
Pity. sympathy. Empathy. A difference as frail as a dandelion, as sturdy as a mountain. A difference that if understood, can change the world. Don’t pity the downtrodden But pity the anarchists For they are headed for a senseless abyss Don’t pity the mentally challenged, But sympathize with the humanely challenged, For they have an … More Wednesday Wiseness: Pity, Sympathy and Empathy
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