The Public Diary

I am going to be little philosophical in this post and all this post contains is - my convictions. One fine day, I was sitting in my classroom with my friend and the lecture was free. Both of us had nothing to do. After getting bored for minutes, she asked me “What are you thinking?” I suggested her to just observe the people around. We witnessed this: two guys were running where one was chasing the other one. Suddenly the guy, who was getting chased, came across the group of girls (Note: He topped the list of shy guys). In order to avoid that group of girls, he stopped midway which resulted in him being caught up by the chaser. And we burst into laughter. Had we been ignorant about the surroundings, we would have missed this chance of laughing. Whenever any creative person is interviewed and is asked about the reason behind the success story, the reply will be in terms of art of observing. “I observe people around me and substitute my observations into my work. Hence p

Do I need to add a disclaimer?   If the title of this post is similar to any TV Show (most probably to a show which is aired on National Geographic), then it is intentional, and no co-incidence.  In this world where everyone is in the quest to reach acme and achieve perfection, stupid people are giving people the reason to smile. I believe in “While Smart people make you feel inferior, stupid people make you laugh”. To begin with, kids are stupid and I’m saying so out of my own experience. When I was a kid, I used to think that only those people get old who get married; if you don’t marry you won’t grow old. As kids get teased easily probably this is why their stupidity is named as ‘innocence’. Not only kids are stupid, but grownups as well. One day my friend called me up and we talked for minutes. At the end of the call, she asked, “Do you know what it is today?” I replied “nothing special”. Then she reminded me that it was her birthday and I was like ‘Oh shit!’ I felt