“Granny says that it is very simple we just need to slow down and enjoy what we feel. We naturally get words to tell it. If we enjoy and imagine about what we enjoy we will not forget our dreams. Is not it?” he says.
“Hey! I know that you want to say that we can improve our memory by learning from dreams. How can it be possible, tell me please?” I ask.
“You know, granny says that to improve our memory we may learn how to recall what we see in our dreams. We can think, feel and tell it like a story, rather like a real story. Is not it?” he replies.
“Yaw, it is a wonderful idea,” I say.
“We should be leaving now, granny waits for me to tell good ideas and thoughts after I finish my homework. OK, I will see you tomorrow evening. Happy Peace Night!” he says.
“Thanks for sharing your ideas. Have Happy Peace Night!” I reply.
“Do not be silly, we are friends. These are our ideas, not just mine, thanks anyway,” he says.
“Oh, I am sorry. Thanks for making it our ideas,” I reply.
He smiles hearing it. He silently accepts my idea. Then he leaves. I see him going. He looks back and waves his hand to convey good wishes to me. I reply in the same way. He looks around at the trees, plants and flowers.
He likes everything in the garden. I always wait to talk to him, when he comes in the evening. I always ponder over what we share, while learning from each other and our mothers and of course, the granny; the great mother. It helps to have a happy peace night.
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