So what? I skipped a day. That's why I have never committed to write an article a day!
OK, if you don't have anything new to write, then what do you do... you turn to memories. One such memory here, of my beloved son...
It was March 2015, he is 4 year old. The sky was cloudy and he was thinking hard while looking out of window. Suddenly he tell me that we will fly a kite in the rains and tie the other end to metro electricity wire. So when lightning strikes the kite, metro will run on the lightning (electricity).
Wow... naturally, a father within me was proud!
I think a little backstory is needed for you to understand many layers of fascination here!
One, he was a bit scared of lightning since childhood. So, this way he is going to get rid of lightning!
Second, we used to read him stories of scientist from a little children's book. One of the stories was of Benjamin Franklin and his famous experiment of flying a kite in a storm. The kite comes from this story.
Third, he is thrilled with trams and metros and I am more than happy to provide him with all the (unnecessary) details. The electricity comes from here.
So, while my child is dreaming to harvest natural resources (yes he was), I hoped that he wouldn't really have to worry about it as someone else would have already done it before my son comes out of collage (day dreaming cliche!)
OK, if you don't have anything new to write, then what do you do... you turn to memories. One such memory here, of my beloved son...
It was March 2015, he is 4 year old. The sky was cloudy and he was thinking hard while looking out of window. Suddenly he tell me that we will fly a kite in the rains and tie the other end to metro electricity wire. So when lightning strikes the kite, metro will run on the lightning (electricity).
Wow... naturally, a father within me was proud!
I think a little backstory is needed for you to understand many layers of fascination here!
One, he was a bit scared of lightning since childhood. So, this way he is going to get rid of lightning!
Second, we used to read him stories of scientist from a little children's book. One of the stories was of Benjamin Franklin and his famous experiment of flying a kite in a storm. The kite comes from this story.
Third, he is thrilled with trams and metros and I am more than happy to provide him with all the (unnecessary) details. The electricity comes from here.
So, while my child is dreaming to harvest natural resources (yes he was), I hoped that he wouldn't really have to worry about it as someone else would have already done it before my son comes out of collage (day dreaming cliche!)
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