Blogging with Disha

Hello my awesome readers! Welcome back! Hope all of you are doing great. To those of you who know, two very special friends of mine are celebrating their birthdays in the coming few days. So I dedicate this post to them and all of my wonderful friends. Friendship.  The word itself means so much to all of us and has multiple meanings. I don't know how the dictionary defines it but to me it's this connection you have with others which is so strong that you can trust them with your life and they will not disappoint. They're the people you call at 2 in the morning, the people with whom you study a night before your exams, the people who know the most embarassing stuff about you, the people who have a P.hd in you and know every single detail about your life and vice versa, the people who know something is wrong from a single text, the people who irritate you, tease you, make fun of you, make you angry, who you fight the most with but at the same time you know that you can't ...

Hello, my wonderful readers! Welcome back. Hope all of you are doing great. In this post, I'm gonna talk about two of the most used words: Thank you. I'm sure all of us have said these a million times in our lives. You've probably said it a couple times today itself. But how often do we actually mean that? Sure, we may thank someone for carrying our stuff or opening the door or gifting us something. But think, how many times you've actually meant that? In fact, it's been taught since we were in preschool that you should say "thank you" to anyone who helps you but we were not taught to actually mean it, were we? That's precisely what I'm gonna talk about today. You see, thank you are very simple words but they carry a lot of meaning. Saying thank you and meaning it from the bottom of your heart is termed as having gratitude or being grateful. Now, being grateful doesn't mean that you go out of your way to thank someone but it actually means that...