Live in Madness..live your life

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Have you ever lived a day in madness? Complete madness? Without bothering what the world around you makes “judgement” about you?Have you done what you always wanted to do?Have you ever danced as if no one is watching you? Or sang even if you do not know the lyrics?Have you ever loved to the extent it hurts without expecting anything in return? Have you ever played a game knowing you would lose but still played because you enjoyed playing..perhaps even trying to win ?
Life is a limited edition product.You do not know what is going to happen tomorrow.Do all the things you ever wanted to.Take time out to spend with your family.Spend time with the people who care for you.Watch your kids grow up.Say thank you to your spouse for his/her support.Tell your friends what they mean to you.Make them smile often.Tell them how good they look when they smile.Laugh a lot.Make others laugh.Work hard.Get fit.Sing your favorite song.Eat pani puri on a roadside stall.Send small notes to your friends simply saying Thank you or have  a nice day.Do some meditation.Drink loads of water.Spend time with parents.Tell your long distance friends how much you miss them.Make them smile.Wear that special occasion perfume.End every fight with your friends/loved ones with a smile.Today is special.Every day is special..Live it love it..act mad..be happy

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