How do you wish a stranger on their birthdays, when you get portrayed as an underprivileged to them.? The same feeling goes to the orphans when they are asked to shower the birthday blessings. How much, you reason out your good intention of giving them a happy day by celebrating with them.
Celebrating birthdays makes them happy on receiving gifts and good food but what is left with them after that is quite saddening. It might remind them of what they are missing. When we reach the orphanages to celebrate birthdays on Sundays, the only day they are allowed to sleep late, the only day they get off from their routine works. And we consume that free day of theirs for our celebration. How good is that disturb the routine of theirs for our celebrations?
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