The stories behind everything we use

The stories behind everything we use

The furniture we use has a craftmanship story to tell

The garments we use have a design story to tell

The gadgets we use have skill stories to tell

The food we eat has a passionate story to tell

The vehicle in which we transport has safety stories to tell

The electrical power we consume has a risky story to tell

The water we drink has a hardship story to tell

The jewellery we wear has an artistic story to tell

The entertainment we have has a creative story to tell.

Behind every story, there is a labourer, and, inside every labourer, there is hardship and determination to be appreciated.

There is a labourer behind everything we use and each labourer has a story to tell; let us salute those labourers who toil for us to be comfortable in our lives.

Happy May Day

M.L.Narendra Kumar

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