Pictures are more than just image

When you click a pic you are not only capturing the presence or you but you are capturing the moment. I diary my leave you good memories but a picture makes you feel you are living the moment.

So clicking pics is not a bad habit bit excess caution to capture pics is more dangerous you will start to loose feeling you will stop living in the moment. So, take pic every time you feel new but never take a 2nd or 3rd pic in the same moment.If you take pics of different moment your life gallary fills with joy just like below

I am writing this to check how the world is going to respond to my story.

let me start with a few of my thoughts I always complaint I don’t have time to do some useful work like creating a app,a website or learning a programming language.

But the truth is I am addicted to wast time watching movies and web series. I recently completed watching the Vampire DIarIEs and the Originals.All the time while watching I said myself I can do better after completing watching this series.But the truth i never going to accept is I am scared to accept that I am slow learner I can’t remember things for long time I mean I forget anything I learned if i don’t keep on practicing.

Bye for now I will continue further about me in next post.

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— Oscar Wilde.

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