Absolutely No Transport for A Day. What Happens?

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Winston Churchill says, “Victory is a beautiful, bright-colored flower. Transport is the stem
without which it could never have blossomed”.

Very well put up, this subtle quote perfectly explains us the importance of transportation. Living
in a hassle filled life, managing our hectic work schedules we really forget to appreciate our
transport services. We do get stuck somewhere, blame the traffic and get all frustrated, but in the
end, we do reach our destination.

What if one day you get to know that there is no transport for a day?

After a calming and relaxed Sunday, we all get hopelessly ready for the very annoying
“Monday”. The week kick starts with this not so wanted day, but here is the twist, you put on
your television while sipping your morning tea and there the news channels declares that due to
some technical issue, there is no transport for an entire day.
Now what?
Now your mind is in a complete mess, some of you might not worry at all, some might worry a
little and some might be panicking already. In our country, large population depends upon
transportation, not all of us are fortunate enough to purchase a car. Travelling is a part of our
daily routine, if it gets disturbed everything else gets disturbed too.

The real question is what happens? There are two sides, the good and the bad, starting with the
bad ones first.
 Have to skip school, college and work.
 Exam going students will suffer.
 Important meetings are going to get cancelled.
 We all will be constantly at unrest, mind flooding with persisting thoughts, leading to
frustration.
 People who have a flight to catch won’t be able to.
 People who earn through these transportations will suffer.
 Health care sector will hit a rough patch, patients will suffer due to unavailability of
doctors.
 No workers in the workplace.
 Those returning home from a night shift or someone coming home after a long time will
get stranded somewhere.
 Tiffin services will have to face a huge loss.

Looking at the bright side…

 Children are going to be very happy, no school. Yay!
 Getting to spend some more quality time with our family.
 Something special in menu to set the mood right.
 Monday is not going to be that bad for a change.
 Let’s get some sleep. What’s better than a lazy Sunday sequel.
 Some conversations over old goof memories over a cup of tea.
 Getting bored? Here’s something to cheer you up.

A coin has two sides and so does every situation!

We are really lucky that we are with our family, during such tough times you definitely need
your near and dear ones to be there for you and with you. Always smile and be grateful for the
things we have in our life, as you can see one day without a transport can definitely shake things
up.
Let’s hope and pray that this powerful stem should never fall weak and stop growing.