Pebbles...

1. Silence 2. Hello..hows the sandwich? 3. Smile 4. Do u think there will be a problem with generation gap? 5. Everything is there in my biodata! 6. Do u do yoga? 7. What are your expectations? 8. are you ok with this? 9. You must be having a lot of girlfreinds. 10. You look adventurous. 11. Kingfisher dress isnt bad ! 12. Smirk. 13. Ok , so , hello 14. Smile 15. I can take care of it all 16. Angry look 17. I am not selfish 18. I want to work 19. My name is .... 20. I will have a chicken later in the day 21. Respect my folks. 22. I am a simple human 23. I want to stay in India 24. I love trekking..but havent ever dun it 25. ..... 26. I love challenges 27. I am a topper 28. What do u like? 29. Love my parents , cant stay away from them. 30. Want to settle outside India 31...... 32. ..... 33. I cant speak english properly 34. I dont eat non-veg and am very religious 35. Smile 36. Wat do I call u? ........

I asked myself once as to what actually makes a "hero"? Why does one society throws up so many men of character while some societies seem never to get it right? Why do some societies ..cultures...races ..seem to throw up strong men while others churn out mediocore ones? Getting caught up in the nurture versus nature debate was getting me into circles so I asked myself the classic socratic question..Define a hero? What is a hero? Is he a superman or some ordinary man who rises upto the ocasion? Is he born a hero or is he moulded by his environments into becoming one? I guess ..neither. A hero is defined by his surroundings and his society. And society defines hero by what it actually considers "heroic"! And THAT is the crux because every society defines a hero by its own standards . There are no absolute heroes..absolute heroism is a delusion. A hero in US will and never be a Hero in India . Infact the same qualities which makes one a hero in one set of society is hi...