I Dream Of A Perfect Home In The Greens 
I console myself by saying that at least we are better off than Delhi, which has recently been named as the world’s most polluted city in the world. But it is not long before we will join in the race too. I shudder, to think what the state of things will be when my kids grow up.
Very recently in my kid’s school they asked them to draw their perfect home and this is what my kid came up with;
My kids in a camping trip we did recently
View of Mumbai
A sharp contrast to my childhood that is filled with memories of climbing trees and eating fruits from our backyard. We were blessed to live in huge houses and green surroundings, eat organic fruits and vegetables, almost a distant dream for my kids. Like any of you I too worry about their future and health, of the deteriorating air quality around us, of the diseases it brings along. In the wake of things Godrej Greens, makes for an idyllic choice. I can be in nature and just hop, skip and jump to the city life whenever I or my kids miss it. I will leave you with my dream of a perfect home.
I dream of the serenity offered by an array of green trees swaying to the pure virgin breeze, the cajoling tweet of the birds wrapping up the noisy lull and fading it out non-existentially. I dream of a home splashed in luscious green archived and untouched, with not too many driving down the busy streets even succinctly perceptive of a green paradise hidden away in the middle of an urban sprawl, making a blaring proposal of unfurled tranquility close to a metropolis that never sleeps!!
disclaimer: This post is in collaboration with Godrej Properties.
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Oh, how we used to have fun during our childhood, climbing trees and swaying on the swing tied to sturdy tree branches. The kids of this generation don’t know what they are missing out. Godrej Greens sounds like a promising venture. Good to know about them.
Many things we cherished as a child are no more around. I don’t know whether it is good or bad. But i can’t help but appreciate the beauty that we had in those simple things. ..
I also harbour the same dream in my heart for myself and my family. Let it be cherished. Fulfillment depends upon a lot many factors.
That’s so true fulfillment can definitely be different to different people.
Its ironic that these sweet kids know the importance of trees and greenery but not we adults. Loved your article and the point put forward but this dream is no more a reality. Good work from Godrej we need more such initiatives.
Richa
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