Chandu, 42, Wayanad

Many things happened yesterday! One of our new Facilitators came up with a nice point during our meeting. I could appreciate his point and I hope it egged him on too. I felt nice about that. In the evening while having food, even before I could ask for a second serving, our friend in the kitchen had a ladle full of vegetables extracted from the curry - just the way I actually wanted it then. It touched me and I made it a point to communicate it to him! In fact, what he did is what normally all mothers do!
Looking back at yesterday, I also feel I could be friendly with everyone through the day, just as I expect all to be! It does give me a feeling of fullness.
We felt Archana's point was fantastic... we have added it to our list!

Prameela, 36, Wayanad

I spoke my son for one hour. We could find solution to his long standing problem. It was a wonderfull talk and I had a great revelation. Thank you.

Tara, 41, Bangalore

Every time my tailor stitches my clothes i have to invariably call her to ask her to alter the stitching. To my surprise this time the clothes that she stitched were perfect in fitting. I felt that being a part of care and share i should call my tailor this time also and atleast inform her that I liked the way she has stitched . So i called her and appreciated her work. . It gave me immense pleasure in doing so.

Archana, 17, Bangalore

I have also joined vset care and share initiative. I suggest that adding one more point to it will do good for everyone.
i.e: 29. I will not complain about anything today.

Vijith, 20, Wayanad

Today is a very special day for me because l have started V-Set Care and Share's experimental activities on this day. When we start a new thing we all need a good start - I also needed a good start. I have a bad habit, that is I am not punctual, whenever I have to do some thing in my office or home I won't do it on time and when I reach my office I will be very late.
I have been trying to come out of this habit. So yesterday before I slept I had decided that I won't be late in any activity. Today I wokeup in time, I did all my things in time. While travelling to my office by bus, there was some mechanical trouble with the bus so it stopped three times, hence I was late by 20 minites. Even though the bus had some issues it helped me to reach office. After this exercise I feel that when we do our work in time it becomes perfect, also we will get extra time to do other work. I would like to do things on time every day in all activities. Now I am sure I can do every thing in time. It will give me joy in my life.

Sunder, 34, Kalpetta

We are lucky to have camps with children most of weekends. After each such sessions all of us sit together we all sit together and go through the interaction we had with students. I was able to share my thoughts of appreciation of Jagdeesh who connected his interation session with students and the previous sessions in a very beautiful manner. I saw the broad smile and glow on his face and felt nice about it.

Chandu, 42, India!

Recently a friend of ours, a doctor from Mumbai, had shared with us many thoughts about how to save water and electricity. Yesterday, I took a mug of water before starting to brush my teeth. I found that it was more than sufficient for that task! All it required was a conscious effort on my part. I remember her words - in the near future the war will be for water... I think that really really set me thinking! Further, throughout the day I could consciously turn off the lights and fans wherever it was not required. At the end of the day, when I sat back and reflected, I really felt that here was something I could do and was doing for the nextgen! This morning, I started off from where I had left yesterday!!