No. This is not about Bollywood or Hollywood stars, but about two stars in my own life!
We have two stars right at home, because we named our kids after two bright stars in the sky – one, a bright blue-white star and the other, a bright orange-red star.
This was the conversation I overheard on the morning of Mothers Day, when the ’stars’ were wishing my wife.
Star 1 : “amma, The day I was born, I loved you!‘
Star 2 : “It’s supposed to be “From the day I was born”, and there is should be a comma after that, but that’s OK..“
Star 1 : “There is more to Mother’s Day than correcting people’s mistakes!”
How true! I wish a happy Mother’s Day to all mothers, a day belated.
On second thoughts, I think I am not late at all..
Because mothers indeed deserve every day of the year to be Mother’s Day!
-neelanjana
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May 12, 2009 at 1:01 pm
Madhu
Great conversation. It is also nice that you share it with others. I thought technology suppresses human bonding. But some how I am revising my opinion after getting on facebook. (which I had postponed for 2 years of so). Still futuristic Science fiction suffocates me even to see in movies. But do I see them lurking just round the corner in real life.
May 14, 2009 at 4:42 pm
neelanjana
Madhu,
Thanks for coming by!
Who knew 20 years ago these kinds social interactions were possible in real time? I think the future will have still larger surprises..
June 28, 2009 at 12:46 pm
Ram