Showing posts with label Celebration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Celebration. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 31, 2026

I am 49, going on 50.

 Celebration as usual began a day before as for amma it's Nallu and not date that is relevant. There was dress gift from mother designed by her, very thoughtfully done as loved a saree she got as gift on her 70th-th birthday and I don't love wearing sarees. Then can more gifts from Friends....

 What a day, began with chocolate and sweet drink from Hubby, temple visit.


Sweet lime tea from sis. Yummy breakfast.


Friend visit with lot of mangoes and icecream cake. Their gift Nothing, which was supposed to reach the next day, also came the same day...

With lot of wishes and calls comming in between. 


And red roses from Makkals. 

With other amazing gifts that made my day into my 50. 

Need to focus and energise. 




Friday, January 16, 2026

A memorable get together.....

If the death was in March 2002, then as of January 2026: Completed years since death: 23 years. The 24th death anniversary will be in March 2026 So the correct way to state it: “In the 24th year of remembrance” Or, if you want to be very clear: “23 years completed; remembered in the 24th year.” Thank you to each one of you who made time for our family get-together. Your presence meant more than words can express. In a world where life constantly pulls us in different directions, choosing to pause, show up, and be together is a precious gift. Family is not just about blood or tradition—it is about connection, belonging, shared memories, and the comfort of knowing that we are not alone. Being together, even for a short while, reminded us of who we are, where we come from, and how deeply we are connected to one another. To those who travelled, adjusted schedules, or set aside other commitments just to be present—thank you. And to those who couldn’t join us physically but sent messages, calls, blessings, and love—your warmth was felt just as strongly. Presence takes many forms, and every form matters. More than events or occasions, people are what truly matter. Conversations, laughter, shared meals, quiet moments, and even the silences—we carry them forward as strength and reassurance. These moments become anchors in our lives. May we continue to stay connected, not just on special days, but in everyday ways—through a message, a call, a check-in, or simply holding space for one another. Once again, thank you for being there, in body or in spirit. Togetherness like this is what keeps families alive and hearts full. 🙏 💛