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Things I am thankful for - 1.Almighty

Things I am thankful for -1. Almighty

The 24x7 helpline that he is.
The best Customercare ever!

The one who introduces you to people customised to your situation.

Direct wireless connection from Broca's area. 

Somebody who doesn't leave me when I stop giving him attention .

Somebody who made me normal.

When I read about the sporadic pediatric diseases , I thank him for getting me through.

When I read about the various natural calamities , I thank him for keeping me safe.

When I see an introvert , I thank him for making me able to put my thoughts across.

When I see the percentage of blind in the country ,
I thank him for making me able to read , write and understand not only to my benefit but for the benefit of humanity .

I secretly wanted to be a superhero , flying to places , helping people. 
I reluctantly joined medicine little did I know he granted me what I wanted in the most legal , legit , decent form.

I thank him for this 9 month vacation. 
Away from the world , living on my own terms , finding my own self .

Never enough. 
So far so much

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