Dear Readers,

I have started writing a story, please read and let me know your feedback.

I have posted a part of the story here.

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Here it begins.....

My day rises with usual ‘Good morning sir’ with a broad smile from Sam and hot coffee. ‘I love this life and thank you for giving me this wonderful experience, I love you god’, my daily good morning sentence to god, which I always meant whenever I said it.

I have a wonderful life and everything is as I wanted it few years back. But I certainly am not someone born with a silver spoon. I was born in a very poor family; my father was able to get meal for us once in a day with great difficulty. My mother used to work hard, very hard to keep everything intact. She had hope for a better tomorrow. Due to my parents hard work I was able to complete my schooling. I was born and brought up in rural area of Maharashtra, and in a completely backward society. It was all darkness of illiteracy, lack of education. It was filth, dirt and ugliness that I saw all around me. Our house was the only exception, where in spite of poverty there was hope to earn better living. It never comes easily and my parents were very patient and always believed that I will do well, too well and earn lot of money and respect in society. My father used to p lough fields for others to earn living.

All parents wish their son/ daughter should be a very successful person. But my parents not only wished, but they taught me since I was one year old, that I am not an ordinary child. And if something held me back, I have to fight and keep fighting till I do not win. And that was the best lesson imbibed in me since my early childhood.

That’s the quality I still have and that’s the quality that made me what I am today. My name is Mr. Shamsundar Chandrakant Jadhav. Not a very appealing name, I know, and I don’t care. I am proud of what I am and love everything that I have achieved and got from any and everywhere. Life is always serious, but it is you who will determine the degree of seriousness (completely or partially is again your choice).