Chetan was a serious boy. He loved to study and do his homework.
He always wanted to get the best grades in class. But Chetan forgot to have fun.
He never laughed or played with his friends.
One day, Chetan's teacher asked the class to write a story about their happiest day.
Chetan thought and thought, but he couldn't think of anything.
He had never felt truly happy.
When Chetan handed in his story, it was very short and sad.
His teacher noticed and asked him why.
Chetan explained that he didn't have many happy memories.
"Chetan," his teacher said, "the most wasted of all days is one without laughter. You should try to have more fun and enjoy life."
Chetan thought about his teacher's words.
He realized that he had been too focused on work and had forgotten to enjoy the simple things in life.
From that day on, Chetan started to change.
He began to play with his friends, tell jokes, and laugh.
He even joined the school's drama club. Chetan discovered that laughter made him feel happier and more connected to others.
He learned that it's important to balance work and play. And most importantly, he learned that a day without laughter is indeed a wasted day.
