I'm very fond of playing this game called 'ask me something'. I like the randomness of questions. Some three years back, someone had asked me, "where do you see yourself ten years from now?", when we played this game. I did not have any answer and I said, "what a crap question, ask me something else." Well! The game obviously went on but that question remained unanswered until last night.
Ten years from now...
I'll be a writer people won't swear by but they'd still like to sit back reading me peacefully. I'll be someone who's words would touch those areas of people's heart that have been kept in separation from the rest. I'll be a poet people would silently relate to. I'll be a satisfied person thanking my God every passing second for making me ME.
Ten years from now...
I'll be a mother and a wife. I'll wake up every morning only to crawl back into my man's arms to put the final fullstop to my sleep. I'll spoil my child with all my heart. I'll take my child for a ride when it rains heavily and we'll sneeze together. And even after years, I'll be my man's fantasy from the moment his day starts till the time it ends. I'll make sure my family gets the best 'cause come what may, we'll stand together.
Ten years from now...
I'll plan a get together with my school and college friends and let my family be on its own for a change. That day would be the day filled with gossip, lots of teasing, clicking and so much more. I'd be what I was when I was a teenager.
Ten years from now...
I'll sit down in front of my laptop on a holiday emailing a dear friend about all what's happening in my life.
Ten years from now...
I'll dig into my memory bag to find some cute, fun-filled pictures of a dreamy-eyed 25-year-old me with my pack of loved ones. I'll share those pictures again. I'll mail them to those who are in the pictures.
Ten years from now...
I'll show my child the little library I maintained throughout my growing up years. I'll tell my child that it's one way she or he can know what their mother has been like, what she liked reading and what words she enjoyed.
Ten years from now...
I'll just call up my parents one day and tell them how grateful I am to be their daughter, how touched I am everytime I think about what all they've done for me all these years. I'll ask them to pray that I'm able to give my bundle of joy the kind of upbringing they gave me.
Ten years from now...
I'll travel a lot. I'll make sure I see different places, meet different people and try different dishes.
Ten years from now...
I'll just read this post and smile at what all I'll be able to strike out and all the things undone.