The shade of Grey.

How many times in your lifetime have you chosen a “Maybe” over a Yes or a No?
Or at least have you wished there be a third option in your life for every decision you are entitled to make?
There is a very fine line between what is wrong and what is right. What is correct and incorrect? What is rectifiable and what is not. Between, a simple Yes and a No.

Your decisions make people judge you. It makes people believe in what you carry, as a person in your head. Whether you are true to your convictions or not. The shade of grey is more or less, the battle which your conscience involves in that you cannot overlook. And, most of the times, it is the safest place to be in. You know why?
Because, in that place you aren't answerable to people around you.

Is this all going over your head?
Let me explain!
For instance, how many times post a test have you contemplated about the result?
Irrespective of the fact, whether it is a pregnancy test or a school test, haven’t you learnt to soothe your senses and make yourself believe that “Whatever happened was meant to happen. It is okay. You know ‘Spur of the moment’ thing?”

This ‘spur of the moment’ is in real situation the shade of grey in your life. When you are meant to take a decision that will make you or break you, either you need to pay heed to your conscience or just ignore it.

There is always a shade of grey available at your disposal, but it is only temporary relief. Your decisions in the long run can only be a Black or a White.
Because, a coin has only two sides! Even if it stands on the edge, it has to fall on either side.

               

Is it still GLORY GLORY MANCHESTER UNITED?

Lots have been said from the start of 2014 about Football's most controversial and popular club: Manchester United which boasts of having the beautiful Old Trafford as its home ground.

Old Managers have resigned, and new have been appointed; the team has changed; new players have been bought in; the team strategies have also been altered conveniently time and again, in a period of hardly 10-13 months. And, irrespective of all this, the performance only seems to depreciate, drawing more criticism than required.

Between Moyes joining and leaving, there were various rumours afloat about the way fans reacted, about how Fellaini was forever "The Favoured" in the matches and more. Especially post the heavy defeats against Sunderland and Liverpool in the Premier league; everything seemed to turn downhill for the club. It even resulted United losing major fan base globally and its many sports and food franchises closing down! But some fans, still stuck on. The real ones, there.

Further, Louis Van Gaal was roped in as a new ray of hope for not only the team but also for the fans. And, as the Friendlies were won, faith was restored and the expectations began to soar. Now, as players have been bought worth $200 million, speculations are rife, if it is actually worth? Whether the breath of new players like Di Maria, Herrera and Falcao can create the quite required stir, and if the United heroes- Rooney and Van Persie will continue to score well?

After yesterday's 5-3 loss against Leicester City, people seem to yet be in a fix. But, I believe it is only faith, belief and support in the team that can take it forth!

Just as every night turns to see a new sunshine, it'll soon be Carpe Diem for United as well.

#ReUnited2014 #GGMU