Imagine living the day as someone else

My Father! Yeah, he exactly is who I want to be. He's the person who has influenced me so much and definitely is my role model. My objective as of now isn't to try software engineering, but to be able to understand how to manage numerous things systematically. I know it's tough and that's why;

THERE I GO !

 Huh! Feeling sleepy, it must be 5 o' clock. I walked out of the room just to find that it already was 6:30 a.m. No sooner than they sensed me awake, I was being called from every corner of the house.
"Can you please go and get some  milk, the kids are running short of time," my wife called;
"Papa, the soap bar has exhausted, could you give me a new one," it was my son;
"Papa, I want the salt-shaker, the food is absolutely bland! It must be in the spice-box." my daughter yelled.

I quickly sorted things out and rushed to get the milk. By the time I arrived, the kids had already left for school and I was terribly late for office. Out of a hurry, I finished my daily routine and raced  to office, no matter how messy the home became. I felt seriously bad for the condition in which I left the house, which otherwise is kept so tidy by my parents. That day, it was simply luck that helped me survive through the office day. It wasn't busy because:

• Boss was on leave
• Lesser workload and meetings
• Gym inauguration in office campus

That day I left earlier for home not having forgotten about the massive mess at home. It took me an hour and a half to clean it up, had I not counted the simple fifteen minutes that I took to untidy the house in the morning, and I account it all to my laziness that probably got the better of me that morning.

I was literally very sleepy when my kids came home and started telling me about how their day was. I was annoyed of them, but they were totally faultless and innocent. What could I have done at all? Now, I still had to wash few clothes, and get some vegetables for dinner from the vegetable market.

Then, I wanted to spend some time with my family which felt so happy. My children told me all sorts of stories that amused them and asked me any questions that puzzled them and we have some casual talks. 

It was then that I actually came to know what exhaustion meant, and went to bed with a lesson "Never disobey your parents and always respect them. They do a lot for us."This was probably the  most influential experience of my life, because

IT CHANGED ME !!!