Always on my mind

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Ever heard the theme song from Star Cricket channel add? It's very apt but most importantly it's ever so catchy. There are those moments in life you will never forget no matter how small or how big they are. For me the first time was when I read something that everyone ought to have read atleast once. Funny that this is on almost all text books and nobody reads it! Its called Gandhiji's Talisman, take a look at it!

Over the years I have had a lot of these "Always on my mind" moments. I'm not going to elaborate on most of them since most of them were on the cricket field! India showed what passion can do this T20 world cup, a team with passion can beat a team of talent any day. I felt this kind of passion every time I played with my friends back in my hostel days. I hope I feel the same way some time in the future too. Passion need not be just in sports... it is in every moment of our lives, in every walk of life.

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