Urmost welcome. Not yet read the book? Get onto it pronto! Its a classic.

Thank you Sweety :).. I haven’t had an opportunity to read that book or even watch that movie yet although it has been on my bucket list from such a long time :).. Goodness into the bloodstream as a habit. I couldn’t have imagined it any way better. Thank you :)

Thank you Tara :).. John Dryden, poet and his way with the words is simply beautiful.. I think there are two kinds of quotes – the ones which romanticise life, fill you with optimism and push you to action. The other kind sits you through makes you reflect and look inside and realize that there is so much more to us than we are showing to the world.

The 21 days bit is a very interesting one. I had read about it somewhere, but I can’t seem to put a finger on it. And it really works, purs you into action. I had read elsewhere that it takes 6 months for a result to kick in and become a part of our neural network. Of the two I would really like to believe the 21 days bit, it is faster and seems more result oriented..

He he, I have always loved quotes Najm, growing up I used to maintain a book where I used to write down every quote I loved and when I open it today I realize that it has become quite a big one. I guess I am only digitizing it now with a few additional thoughts plus some neat images :)..

Thanks so much for such kind words Najm, your words really inspire me to write more and more.. And I really love doing it :).. And to see such wonderful comments is a delight to say the least :)

True Maniparana.. Absolutely spot on, I never feel that I really understand myself. Most times after an event I have questioned myself – “Is it really me? I mean I really thought I would behave differently”

But I guess that is in retrospect, when I had time to think. Probably what comes out in the moment is the real truth or the lifetime of experiences which we have been through which brings out that action.. Kinda puzzled word don’t you think? :)