diwali

*** this thing I wrote long back... never felt like posting!! but that diwali is long gone.. let me do that!!



When i was a kid during diwali time my dad used to buy me fire-crackers. Being not rich he could not buy those expensive ones but those normal stuffs. Every year I used to light them up and once my crackers got finished I used to day-dream that when I will grow up I will earn lots of money and I will buy lots and lots and lots of crackers.I was caught two-three times in my roof-top red-handed while firing those expensive stuffs in my dreams and had to give a stupid smile to my mom without having any explanation for questions like "what are u doing here alone at night? and what were u throwing in the sky?".


Now I am with a company and earn enough to buy crackers. This year I bought also I mean enough stuff to celebrate :). But the enjoyment I used to have that time , that is gone. The joy of not having something is perhaps much more than the joy of having it. Next year I was thinking of enjoying it with someone who is/are perhaps day-dreaming like me in his/her roof-top. How much joy he/she will feel if I gift them those stuffs?
Let's see what happens next year.