I still recollect those golden days when my kids were I guess around 2-3 years young. Since then it continued for many years thereafter in varied forms though. So when our family used to travel in our car, 4 of us, as kids were small, used to fight constantly if allowed them to sit together on the back seat alone and hence we 3 used to sit on the back seat together. Both used to fight even for my individual laps.
At home, the same scene, after coming back from office both used to again fight for my laps and insist on giving them total dedicated time, "No Sharing" at all. I mean, I should only look at them, play with them, listen to them, no TV, no talking on phone, no working on laptop etc. Me and them, thats it. When together with each other especially my son used to focus on variations of the word "mamma", in different decibel levels, frequencies etc. So such special dedicated / focused time was the best moments spent ever, without multitasking, thats important.
Since few days I am observing one more thing / someone else is insisting on spending time with me, on "no sharing" basis and absolutely no multitasking. He hates when I am with him and if I try to work on something else simultaneously. Oh God. Crystal clear, if I need good results better spend dedicated focused time with him only. And I am forced to follow as my knee is at stake and at Nagpur, setting up new campus's responsibility is on my legs, not on shoulders. Right?. He is none other than my "cold gel pack". When he is with me, i should be quick, move around fast and spend time with some great conversation and requests to him and of course to my knee to heal soon. But I am loving it (his possessive attitude), superb "no sharing" time spent and will do for few more days.
Its ok to enjoy snails speed and have fun without multitasking rush always, isnt it? Yap, its working wonders for me at least. So try if possible purposely and enjoy "no sharing" space with someone you love, living or non-living characters.
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