With my little ones: In the same shade
Reflecting back on what has happened to me when I first take up almost the full job of looking after our two children; my three-year-old son and eight-month-old daughter, then. I had undergone right Amygdalohippocampectomy on December 14, 2015, and the unexpected huge repercussions that happened early in January 19, 2016 that nearly ended my
Children of God: When the Angels hold them dearly
We lived in the third floor of a building. We used the stairs every day. There is no escalator or lift service in our block. Only for some fitness freak people, we are their envy. For instance, walking in the lofty stairs could be risky as we have small children. One day, as we walked
Hate Sells! What is your take?
“Hate sells!” an auctioneer assured his buyer. The buyer looks discouraged thinking he was paying more than what he wanted. I am watching a program on television. The auctioned items were recovered from one of the Concentration Camps during the Nazi ruled Germany. Also, there are certain number of happenings in history and present world.
Communion: At Grandpa’s Fruit Garden
In the slope of the hill, Grandpa had a fruit garden covering an entire small hill, few kilometers away from home. Pineapple, mango, fig, jack fruit, etc. are grown in the garden. Three small huts are built in the slope. To save time and energy, sometimes, we spent the night in those huts. Grandpa prepared
Mannequins: Flaunting their best for shoppers’ delight
Once in a while, our family went for shopping. In the shopping area, mannequins are a common sight. Children love them or they are afraid of them. They meant, at the least, something to the shoppers of different age. Mannequins are lifeless. They have no thoughts. But they dress according to the season. They tell
Homebound – Walk of Life
There was a rich and influential man. He was influential because he was rich. He was a good man but with shrewd workers. His workers loved him as they can take advantage of him. As far as he is concerned, he felt people loved him. His workers exploited the common people and his riches were
The smell of Living: Save the world
The air is light and gloomy. Nature is blooming in that corner of the world. The place is untouched by modern marvels and machinery. In this fast-moving world, it is a privilege to be in that condition. This place smells of ‘living’ in the serene and beautiful landscape, away from encroachment. The earth, in
Indwelling: When God dwells in us
Last year, my father left us for eternity. He was fighting a deadly sickness. God took him home because He loved and care for him. It was a good thing for my father, I would say. However, his death left a huge ‘vacuum’ in our family, especially to us, his kids. Even for a very
