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I had a very amazing and magical childhood and I spent most of my childhood in my hometown which was a beautiful place and offered lots of adventures and pleasures to me. There are many adventurous things I can remember from my childhood and among those, I would like to talk about my first attempt to climb a big tree to find the next of a bird.
I was around 7 years old at that time and with two-three other kids one day we went to play near a big garden where we often used to go. Suddenly I notice that one two birds were chattering at the top of a tree and we assumed that the birdnest must have some eggs. We got curious about the bird’s egg and I decided to climb the tree ad reach the top to see it myself. The tree was really big and it was dangerous for me to climb it. I was so excited and mesmerised that I forgot the danger and started climbing the tree. I was not a good climber but I that did not restrain me from fulfilling what I targeted. After much effort, I could have been able to climb at the top of the tree and then I found that the harder part is still to do. The nest was at the edge of a very thin branch of the tree and I won’t be able to reach there to see the bird’s eggs. Then I started approaching there very slowly and found that my fellow playmates were already worried about it. I forgot everything about the ground and found the idea of reaching near the nest is the only target I have to fulfil. After I managed to reach near the nest, I found four-five very beautiful small birds that had red lips and were playing with the mother birds. The mother bird started getting worried about my presence and then I decided not to interrupt them. The mother bird somehow reminded me my mother and I started climbing down.
That was a very adventurous event for me in my childhood and I did it out of inquisitiveness that a child usually feels for new thins. I felt a great attraction in finding what there might be and that’s why I did it.
Luckily, grown up people were not there and after few months when I told my mother about what I did that day, she became very anxious and rebuked me for that. She told me never to do anything like this ever again.
Whenever I think about that particular event of my childhood, I feel a great joy. It reminds me the greener and fairylike childhood I had. I remember this event with great joy and ecstasy.