Allwyn's Blog- The Journey

Every year April 22nd is celebrated as Earth day . It is an annual event which was first announced in the year 1970. Around 193 countries across the world have declared April 22nd as Earth day. On this day awareness programs were conducted by various institutions to create awareness in protecting our environment. Schools educate the children by conducting drawing, elocution, and essay competition, encouraging the children to be responsible citizens and protect the environment. In one such effort, drawing competition was held in my son's school with the concept "Go Green" This picture was drawn by  Allan Jereme  for the drawing competition(Practice drawing at home) This picture convey loads of message about the protection of environment. Picture conveys the whole story with great ease. Right half of the picture depicts the adverse effects of using fossil fuels and polluting heavy industries which leads to scorching sun, trees withering away, Rivers drying out

"Living in peace with nature" translates to adapting ourselves and living in harmony with environment and nature. Urbanization has always tried to over power the environment and  has destroyed nature by creating its own system. Nature takes corrective action in the form of natural disaster now and then. But the concrete building, asphalt roads withstand worst and worst of the natural disasters. Its never late to try and make peace with nature and build our future cities environment friendly. Read also: Years of living Dangerously In my view, irrespective of region and nation we need to make peace with these three components of nature which are necessary to the very survival of human race. Birds and Bee's: Bees, as all of us know plays main role in pollination and pollination leads to trees bearing fruits. Bees are fast disappearing and in the near future human being shall take the role of bees and hop from tree to tree and flower to flower. Birds are  considered

  In 1980's parents encouraged children to go out and play outdoor games. In early 1990's we started living in multistoried building. Multistoried buildings occupied the open areas which once served as playgrounds. Parents also encouraged children to keep indoors and play indoor games. 2000's saw rapid change of technology which soon replaced indoor games with video games and computer games. Despite all technological development and change of mindset some of the Indoor board games have survived and are popular till date  as these games are pretty interesting, provides a gush of adrenaline and could shape the thought process of the players. Board games gives plenty of family time too. Though there are numerous games I would like to list top five board games in chronological order that every home must have. Carrom Board:   Carrom board provides excitement equivalent to any outdoor game. Carrom is played with a minimum  of two players or a maximum of four players and