Do you remember the fresh chemical smell of new set of books and notebooks we used to buy at the start of a new session in school? Or do you remember the summer vacation breakfasts while watching the series of Oswald, Noddy, Hatim and Bob The Builder? Do you remember playing with your neighbourhood friends or do you remember dancing at the tunes of Kisi Disco Mein Jaayein? Do you remember mom-dad returning from the grocery market and bringing a packet for you? Do you remember reading graphic story books while hiding them with school’s textbooks? Those childhood days are long gone. All we are left with is a faint memory of these days. The moment arrived, we seized the moment, we lived it to the fullest, and then they were whoosh! gone. Time and moments are just like this. If you spend too much time in thinking, the time is spent but the moments won’t come again. The time is also spent when you fully seize the moment, but this time, its memory causes us to bubble wit...