The twelfth of October was my fourth blogoversary but as I was in Assam, it slipped away surreptitiously. I remembered the same but just had to suffice with a smile and a thought from the pages of memory. What if I hadn't written a post marking my milestone? What if I didn't celebrate the lovely passage of years with my fellow blogger friends? What if . . . Well, does anything change if I didn't write a post. No, it doesn't. That I had an anniversary is a fact. Isn't it?
Well, many so called important dates slip by without any big celebration or announcement but the importance associated with those days don't change. Now, what happens if we forget those days? Does anything change? If I miss my sister's anniversary, does anything change. My sister might think that I have forgotten in the humdrum of life but does that change anything for her. Minus the emotional feelings, nothing.
Are remembering dates all that important? A tricky question when it comes to women who like when dates are remembered. Remembering takes effort and that effort is caring, I presume. But inspite of all this, I think that remembering varies from person to person.
Now, you might wonder why is she writing so much about dates and memory when the fact is that she has missed her blogoversary :)
Okay, let me stop about dates and memory.
I must thank all of you for the wonderful journey and the experience you have given me during the years. Let's rise a toast for the fourth year! I would also like to leave the link of a few blogs that I have discovered this past year. Hope you enjoy reading them as much as I have:
Peter who blogs at Windgrove - Life on the Edge
Bhumika who blogs at Bhumika's Boudoir
Sandhya who blogs at Maradhi Manni
Dawn Sievers who blogs at Healing Morning
Astha who blogs at Butterflies and Hurricanes
Sumana who blogs at This & That
All said and done, I am happy about the progress of this blog and my readers who make me smile with gratitude.
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