Life goes on....(Last part)

It is impossible for me to remember how many days or weeks went by in this way. Time is round, and it rolls quickly. Today I am Dr. Nysa Frank. I am a neurologist. I have my own clinic in Texas. Everything has changed. I topped the university in the last year. Like my challenge Harish wasn’t able to do so. It really didn’t bother me because I had forgotten everything and moved on.

As time passes memories fade away somewhere deep within our heart. You must have suddenly smelled a perfume and been reminded of someone, listening to a particular song you must be remembering someone. That is it, those memories dug deep inside us and try to carve themselves out into your mind. This is what it is called, as time moves…situation changes and life goes on.

This is not only my story. It’s for everyone. No one has a perfect life; it is just made to look perfect with right people and thoughts. May be all you need to do to fix problems in your life is to just erase few messages, delete few contacts and smile. Each of us should forget what’s gone, appreciate what still remains and look forward for the future. Yes, life goes on whether you choose to move on and take chance in life, or stay behind locked in the past, thinking of what could have been done.

Through every dark night, there is a day; so no matter how difficult things might look now-“ In three words I can sum up everything I’ve learned about life: it goes on.



Don't let anything break you, even the gloomiest night has an end so just remember- Life goes on!

                                              -Robert Frost

                                            ***THE   END***





 


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