YOUNG SAPLINGS

 Someone has truly said, “A clean person is not the one that runs away from dirt but one who takes time and effort to tidy-up a dirty environment.” One of the various reasons because which our mother scolds us is our messy rooms. A crumpled paper or an empty wrapper lying on floor means an hour long chiding. Have you ever wondered why? Why does it set off old people if they see even a peck of dirt in our houses? The answer is quite simple, actually. They do so because everybody likes their home to be healthy and hygienic; free from germs and diseases. This answer may satisfy many, but the inquisitive ones like me would certainly question, “Then why, do we see garbage at every street we walk through? Why do we see road dividers covered with red colored spit marks of tobacco? If we can’t tolerate someone littering our own houses then why do we walk casually and pretend nothing happened when we notice someone dirtying the streets!” Do we do it because the dirt isn’t in our houses? What is