Today was special because R came visiting! She was my teacher in school. She was visiting her family and she dropped in this morning. Oh, how it brought back all those lovely, carefree schooldays! How we had feared her no nonsense ways then! Today I felt she was like a child with all that innocence. I have felt this way many times with the 'grown ups' of my childhood. My own growing up and realizing that they are so human and so vulnerable. As a child I felt so protected by their strength and 'grownupness'. Now I have this urge to wrap my arms around them and take care of all of them. I feel that the most for mom and dad.
Today we got the computer shifted to our little space. So it feels heavenly to sit and let these words flow looking out at the forest of plants outside. The sky is full of purple clouds and the air is beautifully fragrant. The breeze is getting wilder and a fine spray just swept into the room :)
Today, this moment is such a blessing :)

6 Comments:
Guess appreciating the really small things in nice is what real happiness in life is all about, cos after all the really huge tumultous events happen seldom, and the niceties of life are in those small things that we fail to appreciate. This post could finally make me type that post on similar lines Ive been thinking of some time now.
Nice post
It's funny how your opinions about people change when you grow up. I had a cousin who is five years older than me and when I was a kid, I thought she was the goddess of cool. I got married before she did and she still does not have kids, so now I feel like the older one...
That is just great. I'm happy for you.
Also when we grow up I think the roles are reversed. And may be women have this motherly thing to how they perceive others: to love and protect.
@jhantu - you're right, happiness lies in the little details. thanks for visiting
@Rohini - I can imagine what that feels like Rohini, a younger friend just had twins. now i feel younger than her!
@M - Thanks M! Probably thats what it is... woman finding her mother instinct!
wow sheer nostalgia...i must come back to read more of your posts.....yes, some ppl sim to lack that act of appreciation, may b someone as bad as me....i have to like something too much to actually praise it, n if i do one knows it must b great......;-)
Ah! I doubt that Ashmi, you seem to appreciate easily and well, just your comment on my other post LOL!!!
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