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PAIN

It is difficult to delineate a concrete definition for pain but let me describe both mentally and physically.We see pain portrayed in many ways in films from frightening to suspenseful and even comical.But there is always a gigantic difference between all of them.I have experienced pain in different ways,infact everyone has to go through the cycle of this pain in their lifetime.Pain is good because it gives us understanding of what BAD is all about.Its the badness,the unpleasantness,the horrible emotions that are evoked when we feel pain that makes it work so well.Pain can even be mysterious,a mystery whichis sloved but not accepeted.When i mean not accepted again i emphasize both mentally and physically.physically a pain is like pushing needles up into your foot.just to understand what is pain is,a defination from encycolopeidia -- "Pain is the body's warning system, alerting youthat something is wrong. itas an unpleasant experience associated withactual or potential tissue

GRANVILLE ISLAND - Vancouver Experience

If someone asked me watz my favorite place in Vancouver is for evening stroll, I’d say GRANVILLE ISLAND. It has everything I love fresh vegetables, fruits, seafood, good coffee and outstanding flowers, shops to browse in, restaurants, artist's workshops and it's located in a very picturesque spot,False Creek. As we went(my & me) for just a stroll, it was re-freshing evening for us. We already explored the place last week itself but as we both had a hectic week we just wanted to rejuvenate our self with a pleasant evening walk. YES this place will really clam down your senses. As I was tired of market place(place where fresh organic food is available) we started towards the seawall called False Creek. It’s just a re-freshing thing to do after a bad working week for my le & me. The creek gives fantastic views of the city and mountains.Just as we enter island after 5min of walk there is this place for kids called: The Kids Only Market (1496 Cartwright), stuffed full of eve