I have a habit of humming songs. One day, I went to a shop and I asked the shopkeeper to show me some stuff. While he was showing those things, I start humming a song. The shopkeeper looked at me with an overenthusiastic smile and gave a compliment on my singing skills. I said thanks and silently started enjoying the pleasant sensations which enveloped my body and mind after hearing this compliment.
Remember onions? There’s a quality in them. No, not that they make you weep while you slaughter them. But that they have layers under layers in them. A thing we find in things around us too. They have different meanings, personalities and characters beneath the skin. But we sometimes miss to see them. This blog is an effort to explore those layers in an amusing way.
Wednesday, April 06, 2022
A Cunning Strategy
That day, when I went home, I recorded my singing voice on my computer. Then I played the recording. I was shocked to hear my voice. It was not bad. It was horrible. I felt pity for those who had to hear my singing voice and suffer silently.
But a few minutes later, I felt respect for the shopkeeper. He had unknowingly taught me something valuable that day. He had taught me that you can stop somebody from doing something horrible by giving him a false compliment with a big smile.
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