*Maa ke haath ka khaana
*Walking in the lawn (which I terribly miss here)
*Sharing stories with a cousin who came to meet especially from Mumbai
*Being inseparable from her for 48 hours!
*Playing ball with the kids at home
*Coloring with crayons and laughing like crazy
*Reading stories to my niece
*Copying the nephew who has just started forming full sentences
*Meeting two new born nieces for the first time (why are we all growing up so fast!)
*Not being able to talk with the Boy on phone because of lack of time!
*In between all the chaos, convincing people to contribute for this.
*Going to local dhabas/tea stalls
*Shopping!
*Not touching the laptop for so many days
*Rescheduling the stay to attend a close relative's destination engagement!!
*Making a creative newspaper for the boy and girl and being applauded for the effort (wish I could show you pictures; it was superb!)
*Singing songs at the engagement and becoming really, really famous!
*Attending practice sessions for the engagement party
*Visiting Agra for the same
*Seeing the Taj Mahal for the first time
*Making mommy pose for several pictures
*Sleeping with headphones on because the parents snore so much!!
*Rushed packing, tiring journeys, sore muscles... aahh... the side effects of having too much fun!
*Leaving for the 'international' airport just two hours before the flight and still have more than an hour to spare at the airport... belonging to a small city can be extremely convenient
*Reaching an international airport before time coming out in maximum 10 minutes... living in a small country is such a luxury!
Although this world is extremely different from the one I went to, it's peaceful and full of love. Hope to get back into routine soon. I'll leave you with a few pictures and much love...
*Walking in the lawn (which I terribly miss here)
*Sharing stories with a cousin who came to meet especially from Mumbai
*Being inseparable from her for 48 hours!
*Playing ball with the kids at home
*Coloring with crayons and laughing like crazy
*Reading stories to my niece
*Copying the nephew who has just started forming full sentences
*Meeting two new born nieces for the first time (why are we all growing up so fast!)
*Not being able to talk with the Boy on phone because of lack of time!
*In between all the chaos, convincing people to contribute for this.
*Going to local dhabas/tea stalls
*Shopping!
*Not touching the laptop for so many days
*Rescheduling the stay to attend a close relative's destination engagement!!
*Making a creative newspaper for the boy and girl and being applauded for the effort (wish I could show you pictures; it was superb!)
*Singing songs at the engagement and becoming really, really famous!
*Attending practice sessions for the engagement party
*Visiting Agra for the same
*Seeing the Taj Mahal for the first time
*Making mommy pose for several pictures
*Sleeping with headphones on because the parents snore so much!!
*Rushed packing, tiring journeys, sore muscles... aahh... the side effects of having too much fun!
*Leaving for the 'international' airport just two hours before the flight and still have more than an hour to spare at the airport... belonging to a small city can be extremely convenient
*Reaching an international airport before time coming out in maximum 10 minutes... living in a small country is such a luxury!
Although this world is extremely different from the one I went to, it's peaceful and full of love. Hope to get back into routine soon. I'll leave you with a few pictures and much love...
The super-fun coloring session! |
My nephew is hiding somewhere between his cars and pillows that he cannot live without! |
The Taj :) |
Inside the awesome hotel in Agra |
My niece performing on a number at her Mama's engagement party.. she looks like a doll! |
Woww all of this sounds so much fun :D
ReplyDeleteI know. It will be a week and I'm still recovering!
DeleteWow, lucky you! Stay blessed.
ReplyDeleteI shall be visiting the Taj for the first time too next week. Can't wait! :)
Oh, brace yourself for the summer heat. The sun was unbearable. Other than that, you'll be charmed ;)
DeleteFAMILY, FUN, SUPER CUTE NEICE, COLORING SESSIONS...
ReplyDeleteTAJ!
Enjoy Maadi!
I had to look up 'enjoy maadi'!!haha!!
DeleteLovely, yaar! I am going to see the Taj this April in all its glory. Really looking forward to that :).
ReplyDeleteYou will love it; it's surely a beautiful structure.
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