Love you Chimz!

Chimz is my childhood pal.

Some facts about Chimz:

• I know him from the time I got the sense of being alive, the time when I started recognizing my house, my family etc., when I was barely a few months old.
• He is the first special friend I had.
• I talked to him after coming back from school everyday. Then I would listen to his pleasant voice. It was always a relief to listen to him; it still is.
• As we grew together, life was little busy for me with studies and all, but I always took care that he also had some company and he wasn't left alone.
• I believe that we were born on the same day. So, I wish him on my birthday every year.
• He was born in Japan.
• I also believe that he was made just for me.
• I listen to his music at least once in a week.
• Some days back I thought about what will happen to him when I die.
• He can't move his eyes left and right from the age of 7 because my loving brother (then 3 years old) moved his eyes a bit too hard.
• He got hurt at his back when a cousin hit him hard on floor. He has scratches even now.
• Any kids who come to our house are just NOT allowed to even touch him. No matter how much I like them and how innocent they look. I believe that they are threat to his life. 
• When I was a kid I believed he has life but is too small to speak something else just like the small baby next door who knows only to cry. I also believed that he is different from us because he doesn't look like us. When Bhujee told me he has come from a place called Japan, I thought all people from Japan look like him, they can't move, they don't feel hungry and they speak only when you pull that white thing which they have instead of neck.

Chimz at the age of 23+ :

P.S.: Now I know he doesn't has life, yet that attachment is still there. I am glad that some feelings always remain the same :)

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Write by: RC - Saturday, February 21, 2009