Education consists mainly of what we have unlearned. ~Mark Twain
I looked at him patiently as he was trying to “teach” his 90 years old grandfather the basic operations of mobile, SMS, phonebook etc. While they were busy, I was realizing that life is short. It has so much to offer. Every day, every moment shares something with us. We are part of it, actively or passively involved and we understand, learn, and we unlearn as well.
Sometimes, we are not the part of the moment, yet it imprints deeply in our memory. We are mere audience or observers; it is a passing moment in front of us. But still it leaves a long lasting impression on our memory, at times forces us to mend our ways, makes us think hard, feel helpless, or subtly change us, which we realize later.
In the days to come I will be sharing some such incidences of my life where I was just an audience and yet it had a reason to be a part of my memory after years together - That Thing They Do (T3D).
