the man in the mirror

When you get up what you want in your struggle for life
AND the world makes you king for a day
THEN go to the mirror and look at yourself
and see what the MAN has to say.

For it isn't a man's father , mother or wife,
whose judgment upon him must pass as follow
whose verdict count the most in his life is
the MAN staring back from the glass.

He's the follow to please , never mind all the rest
FOR he's with you clear up ends AND you've passed your most difficult test
if the MAN in the glass is your friend.

YOU can fear the whole world down the
pathway of years get a
pat on your BACK as you pass
BUT your final reward will be tears.....
if you've CHEATED the man in the mirror

How to Celebrate Independence Day

Indian Independence Day is a holiday that celebrates the separation of India from Great Britain, and India’s declaration of independence. Traditionally, many people celebrate this day with picnics, parades, and outing.

1.      Hang  Indian flag from your house roof, car, or your work building. Look for other places to display the flag, such as on your bike or scooter, a string of flags (bunting) for a party in your yard or local park, or a large flag hanging from a window.

2.      Get a copy of the Declaration of Independence and read it. Read it to your kids. It's only about a page or two. It's one of the all-time greatest documents and that makes great reading. Remember what we fought for and why it's still worth fighting for.

3.      Dress up patriotically. Some citizens choose to wear clothes that have Indian flag design on them, or choose to wear the saffron, white or green. You can have a lot of fun trying to look as patriotic as possible using just these colours.

1. Have someone to draw the flag on your cheek with washable finger paint.
2. Wear a flag pin on your clothes.
3. Paint Indian on your nails.

4.      Show your support by watching a local 15 August parade in your community or city. Be sure to wear a hat, apply sunscreen and bring your own water, so that you're comfortable all day.

1. Get into the parade spirit by waving back at the participants or clapping.
2. It's a good idea to bring a folding chair or blanket if there is a seating area.

5.      Enjoy a barbecue or picnic with family or friends. Get together around at least 1 pm or so to spend the afternoon together.

6.      Get active.  On 15 August and the days around it, there will be a number of festivities, dance displays, and other fun you can join in depending on where you live. It's best to check your local website, or the site of event organizers for exact details.

7.      Make crafts for Independence Day. If you have children, it's an ideal time to make crafts together to celebrate the day.

1. Make Indian Flag Lapel Pin.
2. Make a Homemade Paper Weight and paint it with patriotic designs and colours.
3. Make a Greeting Card and use a patriotic theme and colours to design the cover and contents.
4. Make a Glowing Star Lamp in patriotic colours and hang up at your home.

8.      Pop fireworks or attend a fireworks show provided by the city at night. Most cities and towns provide a fireworks display of some kind.