Lakshmi had just been married. She loved studying and wanted to pursue higher education. There were good universities at the place where she stayed too. But things just did not work out for her to study then. There were other obstacles along the way too. Then, they moved from location to another to another. There were 2 more little characters in the story too! This new world kept her absorbed in its grasp. Thoughts of studying were delegated to the most distant corner of her brain. She did not know whether they existed at all!
And one fine day, when her younger one was 2, she heard an advertisement on the radio for higher education and then applied for the Master’s program. She knew she had to study then or it would be never!
There were many thoughts on why she would want to study after 2 kids from different people…
But better late than never, right? 🙂 And she “had” to do it…
Incidentally, she did complete her Master’s program through God’s grace and was finally happy that she accomplished the goal that she was chasing for almost 12 years!
What about you – have you been thinking of doing something and did you finally get to do it? Hurray for you!! 🙂 And always ‘BETTER LATE THAN EVER’, know?!! 🙂
This is the second post for the #BlogchatterA2Z. The first post can be found here.
Better late than ever!
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I have been considering doing my third post graduation in creative writing but I keep on postponing it, thinking probably it’s late. Your post gives me a ray of hope that indeed it is never too late.
Yes, Sonia…it is never too late to start anything! 🙂
True, one must try out things. It needs some kind of courage and determination to test new water. Once the barrier is crossed, it is totally worth it.
Yes – thanks for reading Abhijit!
How true. Loved reading it.
Thanks Rashi!! 🙂
Better late than sorry, why not?
I am stuck with this decision to take my Phd. entrance exam for 3 years now. Would better hurry up, than letting go it forever.
Yes!!
Wow! I don’t have any such thing in my list but this applies to every work! Better late than never!
Yes, Sanjota! 🙂