People say: ‘Variety is the spice of life’,
Well, I say monotony is….
Just imagine yourself going to the monotonous job and then suddenly losing it, yearning for change in the home cooked food but craving for the same when your wife goes out for a week, getting a disturbing call from someone at odd hours and suddenly finding yourself checking the phone every minute for the same. Getting into fights with your besties and then missing them terribly. We keep cribbing, how mundane life has become but we somehow miss the same mundane things when we run out of them.
No matter, what we say, but accepting change becomes a little too spicy. The moment monotony breaks in, a tussle between the head and the heart commences where your heart still yearns for the monotony, but your head keeps you away from it by giving you reasons which to you seems completely unacceptable. The fight lingers on for quite some time, but neither the heart nor the head wins, but ‘TIME’ turns out to be unexpected winner. Some great philosophers and poets have thus said, that time can heal great pains, mend broken relationships and give a new direction to your thought process. So when life gets too hard on you, just take out time for yourself sit and relax and I am sure you will find some amazing answers which your frustrating mind could never think of. Time has always been a perfect remedy to bail you out from such tough situations. So the next time something like this happens to you, you know where the answer lies.
Such is life, so don’t just walk mechanically -try swirling in the wind every day , don’t manage relations diplomatically -try cherishing them, don’t just let each day pass by- try living it’, don’t think people ordinary make them feel extraordinary with a spectacular gift because you keep yearning for that walk, that relation, that day and those extraordinary people. But monotony has the unique habit of coming with time and going along with it before a new monotony sets in.
