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I'm not really sure if many of us have ever realized that we start doing math even before we actually learn it in school. There are so many things we need be thought. Just like Oscar Wilde said, 'Education is an admirable thing, but it is well to remember from time to time that nothing that is worth knowing can be taught.'

Here are things, I learn. Not formally though. They come to me every time I try something, when I meet people, when I make mistakes, when I observe people and things... It is more about how I absorb things around and how they impact me and transform me every day. They take me to places I have never wandered in. They make me ponder over things I thought didn't know exist and liberate me beyond my imagination!

All these help me weave the beautiful web I'll reflect on when I grow old, like really old. It will help me design the blueprint of my life. Though I'm not much of a planner, I'm a complete dreamer. To be more precise, a day dreamer.

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It just felt like the dispersing clouds would scatter across the sky and paint it with uneven white patches. For the last 24 hours, it has barely rained. Getting drenched under the big wide roof is amazing, especially during such unusual days when I face extremities.

Coming back to the not-so-cool picture of the milky sky, I really wish it rains and I get to wade through puddles. Is it a dream? Yes, it is. I've lived it several times and every time I feel rain drops swamping my hair, passing down my body I realize how much life every second counts for.

Every monsoon, I wish to sit by the window while it pours heavily outside. Hold a cup of tea and sip it slowly. Just as I do that some drops fight through the window to reach my face and the cold breeze transports me into a world full of happiness and joy. I got this dream tonight and I have had it every night. I wish to live the most beautiful season - the monsoon!