Happiness is a journey, not a destination.

For a long time it seemed to me that life was about to begin - real life

But there was always some obstacle in the way,

something to be gotten through first,

some unfinished business,

time still to be served,

a debt to be paid

At last it dawned on me that these obstacles were my life.

This perspective has helped me to see there is no way to happiness.

**MORAL :-

HAPPINESS ITSELF IS THE WAY TO LIVE UR LIFE
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JAY GURU DEV :-)

Thanks Amit for reminding the "Bachapan".  Though our school was small, the journey was long, we enjoyed it.  We use take 50 paise or 1 rupee from Papa or Dadi. We use to purchase small golies and share it with freinds.  Sometimes one big chocolate and eat it chupa ke se from friends.  Barf ka gola, khatti imali... (my mouth is still watering).... was all fun.  We use to walk to school with friends chatting with each other.  It also happened that we had some friends on our way who were not from our school. Going to school in rainy days was also fun.  A bag, an umbrella, tiffin and all the fun..

Today children miss all this.  Their journey starts from bus stop and ends in school.  Though we claim it to be safe(?).. their contact with nature is though window only.

As rightly said by you happiness is the way to live your life...

Thanks a lot Sneha for Sharing ur Bachapan with all of us ........

Keep sharing & Keep Smiling .. :-)