Tea Time :-)

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 Feb 24,2017
In this, Busy world, There is no time to have a cup of tea with your friend.
Where we are running? What we want? what is our desire? But we all know that we all are running for money. We all are busy in the mirage. Money is the only happiness, Achievement, or "Money is everything?''. It is a question to answer. If we have no answer to this question, It means the question is not valid. It has no value.

I always ask my friend to have a cup of tea together. Most of them are very very busy with their money-making life. In spite of having good money still, they are not happy. Very confusing life, when you don't have time for your family & friends. What is the use of that money, That cannot give you happiness or time for having the cup of tea with your nears and dears?

Money is important in life but money is not everything. God has given this beautiful life to us. Do not waste the only money-making project. Spend some time with your nears and dears. Enjoy life.

Otherwise, One day we will have everything but will not have one single friend to have a cup of tea or coffee.

Photographer & Blogger Prasenjeet Gautam (www.prasenjeetgautam.com) has captured the above Image of the CUPS, Suruj kund craft international fair, Faridabad.



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