Discover me !

A month ago , I had this accident which caused a little damage to my memory . It wasn't like I forgot my parents , friends , names of people or place , how to write .. Not the things that you need to remember anyways. I forgot myself i.e. to say what I like and what I do . This is worse than anything , not knowing what you like .
My girlfriend came up with this wonderful idea . Rather than showing me my possessions and making me remember stuff that I like , she cleared away all my belongings and made my shelf and room like this 👇
It was simply great idea . Let me have a new start at life . She says ,"You are lucky , not many get a chance in life to recreate their hobbies and likes ". It was easily said than done. 
I wrote made a chart of "DISCOVER ME" . Wrote different types of possible hobbies .First came photography . Gave it my best shot . Turned out I was .. Umm .. Not so good . Could have been worse :P Next I bought an acoustic guitar . I loved playing it . Wasn't great at it either but it was fun . My fingers adjusted after a few days . Later I learnt I old hindi bollywood music , which my girlfriend hates by the way 😅 . I love funky tshirt quotes .. Which again my girlfriend hates .Basically I love quite a lot of things my girlfriend hates LOL ! Slowly the shelf began to fill on its own accord . Its been a month and I discovered quite a lot of things about myself . My project "DISCOVER ME" is coming to an end. And this is how my shelf looks 👇

I have my girlfriend to thank for . It has been really one of my best month . How many times in a life do you get to find yourself all over again ?
To,
All the people who still haven't had the chance to find them self , don't wait for some accident,
Find Yourself ,
Taken from a true life experience,
Thank You For Reading ,
As usual Hetansh a.k.a Hetu :]



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