No Work and No Play

When young all would certainly have heard the saying "All work and no play makes jack ....." But the current situation I feel it would be better to say "There is no Work but no Play either "...

Our lives have become a bag of boredom that although there is not much sincere work to keep us awake whole day but we still tend to sleep late and fail to enjoy the smaller joys of life... The economic situation and the job scenario now a days does have bought in the fear of lay off but all know there is not much work either to keep you busy... All that we do is to pose as if we are so busy. We waste all our week only to work more in the weekends to prove to nobody of this extra effort for which we all know that we are not going to get any special bonus or kudos... We all have our complains that life has become so fast that we got no time but in fact I would say that it has become so slow that we are not able to understand the slow babble...

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