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SAVE: The Magic wordI just finished watching a movie (along with my parents). At home. 'Baghban', when literally translated means the gardener, is the story of Raj Malhotra (Amitabh Bachchan), his wife Pooja (Hema Malini) and their four sons. It portrays the apathy of youth towards their elders. It also teaches the importance of family, life and our culture. We all were very impressed and touched by the movie. Round of applause for the Big B. The movie actually reminded me of a conversation I had with my dad few months ago. ME: Dad, how much do you earn? (He is a CA practicing since last 25 years in Chennai - and he sure is great CA). I was convinced about my ability to make money due to their support and love. But still not very sure about the saving concept. But trust me, now, everyday I am discovering a new definition to this MAGIC word “SAVE". Save at some point also means optimize. Save also means avoid wastage. I salute my dad for what he has thought me, and I really appreciate that he let me free to learn it myself. The movie also is a great inspiration for my tomorrow and life thereafter. Posted by shalin at October 14, 2003 12:01 AM | TrackBack | Permanent LinkComments
yes, SAVE is for sure a magic word! Here is my experience for you guys. Shal and me were dicsussing over buying a new mobile for me, I gota nokia 3310 which is quite obselete and i wanted a change badly bcoz i coudn't store more than 100 names on this model, it doesn't have phone memory. my father wanted to change his mobile and my sister needed a mobile for her new connection. after hours of reasearch over nokia, sony and panasonic websites, i decided to go for a 3100, a cool mobile. I returned home to tell my dad that i will go for it, and my dad had already bought a nokia 3100 for him! It was an awesome model. I really liked it, and the Magic Word struck my mind. I took my dad's 8250 (a good model too) and gave my sis. my 3310. I learnt when to spend and learnt to SAVE, or atleast started to learn. SAVE! Posted by: KK at March 26, 2004 05:00 PMHey!! Whatever we earn cannot be more that what they have given us over the years. I think best way to respect their effort is to make efforts to respect every little thing they have done and try to give as much as possible to our kids. It might sound very spiritual but it is very true that every generation bears the fruits of the efforts of there previous generation. So if we have to make our next generation to respect our efforts for them then we should try to respect and learn from the work our elders have done in their lifespan. Thanks shalin for bringing up this thing. I think this is a good place to share our thoughts and bring up the things which all of us would be really thinking in our innerhearts but due to compulsions in our day to day life we don't think much about what is happening around us. Love Hey poet, Cool site !!! am impressed !! My Cell phone number is 98402 65515. Buzz me when you have the time !! regards very well written piece and also a great endeavor with a simple and impressive site. think i`ll drop by soon to read ur next article or just a normal conversation which u transformed into a meaningful and learning experience for urself and a new insight to the people who read. it'z like those readers digest shost stories u feel happy and inspired after reading. keep it going! Posted by: Rashi at March 26, 2004 05:02 PMHEy Shalin! Glad u visited my blog. U have got a nice blog too. The morparia cartoon was hilarious, don't u think? Take it this way....There have been great people in the past.... and people have built a shelter where pictures of those great people can be kept, so that people visit them and get inspired by their qualities which they had procured. That shelter is nothing but a Temple. It is similar to how a business man will appreciate Dhiru Bhai Ambani. There have been devotees to appreciate the great people of great virtues. Posted by: Gautam Jain at March 26, 2004 05:06 PMPost a comment
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