My Mother was,is and always will be an enigma to me

Mithila, my dear friend,

A marvelous tribute to your mom. Nice to know about her.

I asked long back whether you were a writer. Thanks for sharing the information. Congrats for the prize won! We all will be happy to read that winner one....

A very sensitive piece Mithila,

Mothers are very enigmatic at times. When you feel you know them in full, they spring a surprise.

Your mom reminds me of my Granny. She was in the same position. The way she handled all the affairs after grandpa's death would put any MBA degree holder to shame.

They I believe Mithila are the true "Women of Substance"

Regards,

Corallux

wonderful nostalgic memories written here, really an ode to that lady who stood by you through all times and what a pearl of advice, great are some woman who live their life for their children, and come out successfull, nice write up dear.

it is revelation about you being a writer of kalki, no wonder is all i can say here, you write so well, and give us something to think about too...thanks for being with us here, and am happy i could relate to you here

Dear M Mami,

A very beautiful tribute to your mother. Now I know the secret behind this women's strength. Losing a parent at such tender age and the way your mom handled the situation. It is just remarkable. These women are the real women of strength.

One request, as I am learning to read tamil (thanks to varalotti for making me do that) would request you to kindly scan your tamil stories and post it here for all the ILs here. It would be really a treat !

Hoping to see more of you.

Dear Mithila Mam,

Who else than you can post happenings such decriptively.....you proved to be ur mummy's kid......
and hats off to your MOTHER.....for if it wasn't she we would have missed you here..

Cheers
Ramya

Hi Mithila
A wonderful post on Mother.
I bow to your mom she was indeed a strong women with wonderful advises. But felt very sad about your dad, he had to leave this world on his 60th birthday..........
Today whatever we are we are becoz of our parents.

Dear Mithila,
You left me sobbing, but for good.Dad dying on sashtiabtha poorthi dias and mom becoming a rolemodel.You have seen a yore of events happening in place.My salute to that brave lady, who made hay without a sunshine- i must say.All of us think that we have bigger issues everywhere, but when peeped into another person's live for a while, we thank our stars.I say this with all my heart Mithila! Initial days into In- Laws family made me think, im the most unlucky person, but trust me today you ask me, i will say i'm blessed to the core.God had been so kind to me. You mother did create a spark in me as well now.If a women without any credits/debits can make things listen her way, why not we? Totally agree with you that Time does not stay, it moves on.. on..I for the absolute courage she displayed even in her death bed.You moved me to tears and left me sobbing - again for good.We realise the words and teachings of amma or any person only when they are gone...Now i wanna meet my amma and cling on to her to say "I Love you mom" ...
Great post Mithila!!

Going to meet her tomm..BTW...

Mithila,

Hats off to your mom! And you have penned it all down so eloquently. One can feel whatever you have written. I was touched.

Regards,
Anitha

Splendid ! I am spellbound. I don't feel like writing anything more, to save the aura created by this wonderful piece.

Gayu

My dear gayu,
Thank you my dear friend.I am happy you liked knowing my mother.I was lucky to have her as my mother.
God bless you
love
mithila kannan