WALKING IN THE WIND (Bonded through the inner fears; Lives defined by adding value to each other)

As every day, fitted myself in to the office attire….rapped the veil and started off walking to the metro station. Misty morning… Cool breeze and headgears on with the retro soothing tracks complimenting the weather. Waking past every step I take towards the metro wafted me to memories of car-pooling with my lovely friend towards office, the lush green campus of Technopark at my home city.
It was she who pushed me to the second episode of driving lessons while I was backing out of fear post to a royal hit on road years ago. The stimulus toiled well and I started off driving the car again overcoming the inner fear in me. To my surprise I can vouch that my confidence level boosted up and I saw myself freely moving around without dependency. Flipside, my lovely friend enjoyed being chauffer driven to office and back and a relief to her road rage through the inspiration.

Verbiage of “My Lovely Friend” treads to the trifling fact of two conflicting poles confiding to each other melding to a family. We are different yet find warmth, confidence in the existence of each other in our lives. It wasn’t easier for a person like me who keep a benefit of doubt in every association to really coin this verbiage. But she with her sweet arrogance earned it from me. Despite of customary alarms, we believed in what we feel/see and treaded ahead. Extremes yet complimenting twins move on still as we only trust instincts and do not judge and chase.
In simple words it is well suited to say when someone tells you that water in the sea is salty, it is piece of information. However when you dip your finger in the sea and taste it, you can say, yes, the sea is salty indeed. The fact is now tasted and experienced to reality. This is exactly our association.
I should definitely appreciate her strategy of inspiring me to manoeuvre the car thus motivating herself to overcome the road rage. Today to my surprise she is a great driver with zero road rage.
Her road rage approach restrained our breathes to confidence living.