It is not me who is asking this question but its was one of the headlines in TOI two days back. Now what do I say. I mean what I like you may find boring and vice versa right. I read scriptural texts. I attend temple programs, I listen to relevant audios. I don’t like watching movies and similarly I hardly have time to read random books or blogs. So am I bore? Maybe for some, for myself I enjoy to the hilt 
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We hold an annual one week summer camp in March for kids aged 7-15. I met an acquaintance and told about it. She asked for the course summary, I told her that there will be personality development courses, art & craft, activities and some scriptural studies too. Nothing heavy, small stories etc. Her face changed as if she had smelled rotten potatoes. Maybe she felt, what a bore it is. Once upon a time, I would have been angry at her behavior, now I don’t bother. Who am I to be judgmental.
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My parents used to tell us that teaching is a good profession especially for ladies. Which other profession allows you to go along with and return with your kids, isn’t it? We sisters always used to shrug off. Teaching… that is such a bore.
Now my sister is a well know coaching teacher and …..I am on the path of being a teacher preacher 
I take a weekly class for kids in the temple
Many a times the parents of kids come and ask a remedy for problems or ask for some references on texts. And I feel so humbled. I am after all just like them, a student who teaches part-time.
But is it a bore, oh no, not at all, it is a wonderful journey where in we all learn together.
When I read that title I was like “Yes I am”
As far as your case is concerned, well each to its own, right? What I might find boring might be very interesting to you hai na? So lets take a chill pill & enjoy what we enjoy doing
He he, I don’t think so, ur posts are so fun
You are doing a wonderful job.Here is a sloka on the greatness of imparting knowledge
” Annadanam maha danam – vidya danam mahattaram |
Annena kshanika thripthihi – yavajjivanthu vidyayaa || “
Thanks KP sir
To each his own is what I believe in too
The summer camp sounds fab
Yes. Any person I feel will try to make her life interesting right? In a way which suits her temperament. Will A guide help in that I wonder
The summer camp is indeed fun, kids have fun and eat good too 
Yup
Life is too short to be spent in boredom….So each needs to do what he or she enjoys…But as you rightly pointed out, perceptions and interests vary from person to person and its not fair getting judgemental….And whatever you have said you are doing does not seem to be boring at all to me
That is sweet of you Jaish. But I tell u everyday I meet someone who crinkles his/her nose at what I do
But then again it is their right to do so 
You are doing a good job without compromising on your family life, Bhagya! You will be there for your son always, which is very important.
Ya thats true Sandhyakka. My son is with me even in the class so I don’t have to leave him anywhere
Thanks
To each his own.. that’s the funda that one should live with. I agree what is boring to you might be interesting to me and vice-versa
Yes, each have their own individuality and as long as one does not harm anyone, it is his/her right to live as he/she wants.
Thanks Jas
That’s all that matters at the end of the day, right, Bhagya? Do what each wants and be happy…and trust me, teaching is not an easy job at all..That too with kids. All the more difficult
Oh yes Latha. 15-20 kids of age ranging from 4 to 10, it is difficult to hold the attention of all at the same trying to make the class interesting in an informal setting.
Thanks Latha
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