A Day Out

It was a perfect day yesterday to have an outing with my daughter and to mark the end of summer. We went to London to see it through the London eye, made friends with Shrek, Pinocchio, Cindrella, and Snowwhite and then dived ourselves to be a part of Sealife.

London Eye

If you are afraid of heights, try this!

Shrek Adventure

If you have children or you still have a child in your heart, I would highly recommend this. I really enjoyed this adventure of finding the ogre, Shrek. My daughter says that I’m the most kiddish mama in the world, and to be honest, I take that as a compliment! I don’t have any pictures to post as we were really busy saving ourselves from the witches who were chasing us and finding Shrek to protect us.

Sealife Aquarium

If you love sealife and can’t swim or dive, then it is the best place to be. We can learn about different varieties of sealife creatures and enjoy their wonderful presence too. I just really hope that one day I will be able to dive into the deep sea to meet them in their natural habitat. It is so peaceful and therapeutic.

I don’t know who enjoyed the most, me or my daughter but we had a great time together…

JMJ

The Kite

I’m delighted to announce that my fourth poem has been selected and published in Spillwords. I wrote this poem around two years ago and is related to the importance of letting go so that we can give happiness to others and find one in ourselves.

I have attached the link to Spillwords.com if you would like to read it. I hope that you will enjoy it.

The Kite

JMJ

Fingerprints…


It's all over me and inside me,
From the uppermost layers of dead cells of my skin,
To the innermost dark caves of my soul,
From birth to till this age,
All those fingerprints had made me,
And moulded me.

The tapping hands on my back when I was born to make me breath,
The soothing ones when I cried,
The loving touch of my mother and father,
And the caring ones of my beloved grandparents.

The naughty ones of my little brother who pulled my hair during fights,
Teachers who gave their blessings on my head,
The friends who loved to hold my hands and hug,
And the family next-door who gave me food when my parents were not at home.

The touch of a person who I loved the most,
The words of the same which made prints on my heart and soul,
The people who disgraced me for who I'm,
The hands which tore me inside out.

The little fingers which aroused all my motherly instincts,
To love and to care without any conditions,
To be strong against all the evils when it's needed,
To find happiness and be hopeful about the future.

The person who left me hanging on the thread,
The people who ruined everything what was left,
The hands which shattered everything one after another,
To destroy my life and to crush my spirit.

All those fingerprints in my life,
Taught me how to be a human,
To be brave and vulnerable at the same time,
To be positive when I find negativity all outside,
To smile and be kind to someone who is being unkind.

-JMJ