Amma came Home

My dear sundari,
Thanks.You know that your kind words mean a lot to me.Right now we have just unpacked,since we have shifted residence,have come back to our original home sweet home,which carries a lot of memories for me.
Will get back to you a little later,my friend.
mithila

My dear snegithi,
I agree with you my dear friend.Thanks for the comment.
mithila

My dear Paulina,
Some people make it their sacred duty to make others feel happy and worthy of the kind words showered on them.You are one such blessed person.I always look forward to your comment and your words invariably make my day.
Thanks for the lovely comment.
mithila

Dear vivbass,
Thank you dear.
mithila

Dear anu,
Iam happy you liked the story.
have a great day.
mithila kannan

hi mithila mam,
very touching story.

some people never know the value of elders staying at home when they are alive and they do everything for their 'thithi' or srartham when they are no more.

i have seen it in many families, hopefully all this will change soon :)

regards,
sreelata.s

Mithila, My dear friend,

As usual was showered with your subtle and sweet advice to live the best life..

That's what we see in so many families. That's the Amma. She gets hurt. No doubt. But, she never changes her stand. A divine state of love which is not considered by some...how to address them?

dear mithila mam

i don't have any words, my eyes were filled with tears, very well written. reminds me of my 'periyamma' . she also went thru the same things, now she is no more, i always hated her daugther and son and daughter-in-law for that. these people don't even deserve a chance.

Dear Mithila,

I too had tears in my eyes and a heavy heart ! My God, how heartless are the people.....but really i do wonder how come the son remembers to do sradham spending so much, how is the dil allowing that! Yes i do know of such households......what to do ....such sad things seem to be happening in this kali yuga!

But that mother's soul always protects her children .......so true!
Very good writing, excellent, at the same time leaves a deep imprint!

Dear Mithila,

Hope your move went well? You are back and writing away with gusto...Did you unpack and was the move not too exhausting? Well, I admire your energy.

This was a very touching piece......So very sad. I do hope that there are not too many such children and if one does do sradham for elders, it is sincere. It had an eerie aura right from the first line...You brought out the pathos of it all very well.

And this Amma too has come to FP.....Congrats!

L, Kamla