The other day when I was buying apples, a woman with a child in her arms arrived. And asked the fruitwala "Chhate hue seb hain??". She wanted to buy rotten apples. Actually, those apples which are not completely rotten but to an extent when they cannot be mixed with fresh apples. So fruitwalas keep them aside and sell them at throwaway price. Anyway they are of no use to them.
When I was checking each apple before he packs, her words stirred me. Later I realized she was too poor to afford fresh apples but wanted her child to eat them. So she compromised with "Chhate hue apples".
The other woman was eating with her family of three in a posh restaurant. And I was waiting there with two of my friends for a table to get vacant. They had their food and were just finishing it with water. I suddenly observed the woman started collecting the leftover bones from all their plates. To my surprise she wrapped them and took them with her. Even my friends had no idea why she did this. It took me 5 minutes to realize she must have taken them for her dog waiting at home.
These two incidents prove that women speak universal language of love more often and they are full of kindness.
When I was checking each apple before he packs, her words stirred me. Later I realized she was too poor to afford fresh apples but wanted her child to eat them. So she compromised with "Chhate hue apples".
The other woman was eating with her family of three in a posh restaurant. And I was waiting there with two of my friends for a table to get vacant. They had their food and were just finishing it with water. I suddenly observed the woman started collecting the leftover bones from all their plates. To my surprise she wrapped them and took them with her. Even my friends had no idea why she did this. It took me 5 minutes to realize she must have taken them for her dog waiting at home.
These two incidents prove that women speak universal language of love more often and they are full of kindness.
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