Life isn’t always fair

Hello everyone, I hope you all are fine.

Today I am going to show you some photos that I took when I was going back to my home. You see, these are very common ways of transportation in our city, in our country, and in the entire subcontinent. People still use these. I guess these are still used in Africa as well. So I guess people are still connected to their roots.

This was a little kid going somewhere. You see, it is still a norm for children to work and earn bread for their homes and for their families, and they take up responsibility at a very young age.

And I feel sad and proud of them at the same time. Sad because they are young, they should be able to live a healthy and happy childhood. But at the same time I feel proud of them because they take up responsibility of their households at a young age.

And I have seen so many people who have crossed their thirties and still are not able to take up responsibility of their households.

So I took these shots and thought about it to share with all of you, and I hope you will grasp the depth and the thought behind this blog.

You should be grateful about everything and grab all the opportunities in your life.

Here are your exact words from the voice note, only punctuation added and divided into paragraphs:

This made me realize that life is not always fair.

To some people are born with a silver spoon, while some have to create their own destiny. And strive and thrive in adversity, in difficult times.

And I just want to be someone who builds his own life and does not cash on the opportunities that others deserve.

And this is my policy in life. I want such people to do so good in life, and I pray for them, and I wish them all the best things in life.

Thank you so much for your time and support. I will see you in another blog. Till then, take care.

I have taken these photos with my cellphone.