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Tuesday, March 3, 2009

I've always believed in this;

"You've to give(up) at times, in order to fulfil the greater picture"

Its probably human nature that one wants to be recognised when he/she does a good deed or so, that's purely defeating the purpose of doing something meaningful in the first place right? And yet those unsung will always be the frontman when the blames come.

Moving on 11:38 PM