Life Lessons from Vathal/Vadams on Terrace Part-2

Life Lessons from Vathal/Vadams on Terrace

Part-2

One of us would have seen the vathal/ vadams and intimate others about losing our playfield and start thinking about alternative games we can play on the terrace.

Some of us will also assist the ladies in the process of drying the Vathal/Vadams, we were also given the task of ensuring the crows don't eat the Vathal/Vadams. On top of it, we will touch the vathal/Vadams to check, whether it has dried or not, if it is dry, we can remove it so that we can get back to our play area.

Lesson-3

· When one option close, the other opens

· Crisis makes us creative

· In Constraints we innovate

Since Vathal/ Vadams was our snacks, (not junk food), we did have a stake in helping our elders.

During the drying process, we suddenly come across an old man who climbs to the terrace with an old black umbrella and orders us to bring some bricks, though we didn't have a clue we did, for us he was our thatha, not a perasu. With his commanding voice, he taught us how a black object will fear a crow and he had his logic to prove his action.

Lesson-4

· Elders need to be respected

· Elders contributed in their own way

· Elders’ words were words of Wisdom

Now comes a question, what did you guys do during the rest of the day on the terrace?

Written by: M.L. Narendra Kumar

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