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Friday, 27 February 2015

Spring In her Step

It was the onset of Spring, and she, who made newspaper headlines, had booked a trip to travel with her dog and stay in a tree-house in a nondescript place in one part of the world.

They thought she was crazy to choose to visit that forest to stay there for a week, while the best hotels in cities across the world extended free-stay invites to her.

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What they didn't know was she wished to refresh her forgotten memories and regain that spring in her step as her senses announced "SPRING ARRIVES"...

Living in the concrete jungles and always viewing those tall skyscrapers, she had forgotten her identity and her very own real jungle that was once her friend...

She happily soaked in the greenery, earthy smells and the beauty of Spring as she celebrated her homecoming and felt she was reborn as the little girl once again, who had grown up in these very surroundings...

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20 comments:

  1. You are really FAAST...have you ever went to a forest to stay there for a couple of days. It is really awesome..

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    1. Thanks Partha. Yes, I have stayed in resorts pretty close to forests. Agree that the experience is terrific :)

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  2. Beautifully written. I'd once camped in the forest, when I was a child. I wish I get to repeat the experience. :)

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    1. Camping in a forest is very exciting, Kiran! That's getting close to nature. I plan to do that :)
      Hope you get to repeat the experience.

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  3. Lovely story, Anita. Makes one think about going back to the roots and those really quiet times.

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    1. Thanks for your appreciation, Linda :)
      No matter how far we go, we can't get away from our roots...

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  4. Sounds like a good way of getting back your identity to go back to your roots. That is after all where identity begins.

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    1. Thank you so much for stopping by & reading. That's so true! We are in search of our identity & love our roots.

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  5. Well written Anita..Loved the vividness. It has made me want to go on a holiday and stay in nondescript places away from the city chaos. :)
    How does WoW work?
    I participated once but could not understand what happens after we submit our post on Blogadda. Could you guide? Thanks! :)

    -Nikita @Njkinny's World of Books & Stuff

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    1. Thanks for your nice words, Nikita :)
      Shared whatever I know about WOW on your Blog. Happy to help! Hope you found it helpful :)

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  6. writing each day maintaining quality like this just standing ovation for you :)

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    1. Thanks a ton! Glad you appreciate. Means a lot, Ankur :)

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  7. Awesome story. I, too, need to escape the hustly, the bustle and the concrete. I love the forests!

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    1. Thanks for your maiden comment!
      Hope we all have the time & the opportunity to take such breaks back to nature :)

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  8. Dear Anita

    I look forward to Spring. Nice that she could return.

    Shalom,

    Rochelle

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    1. So do I, Rochelle! Homecoming is always nice :)
      Thanks for sharing your thought s.

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  9. Sweet way to rejuvenate. Simple words strong message. Loved it.
    And I joined the band getting inspired by you.

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    1. That's great to know, Aditya :)
      Positive inspiration is welcome! Best wishes!

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  10. forests are truly refreshing. nice post

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  11. Wow! Loved this positive version! Staying is a tree-house is such a wonderful thing to do in life, isn't it?

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Your words mean a lot to me.