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Thank you for sharing your traditions and religion with us. I’ve learned so much more about them, and I truly appreciate you taking the time to help us understand your culture better.

In India, the ceremonies seem to be too many. How many ceremonies do you have in a month? Or should I ask, how many important ceremonies do you have in a year?

That bit about your parents lighting up as soon as their grandson walked in really stayed with me — you can feel how much that one day meant after months apart. I also loved the tiny roadside breakfast

Qué lindo el Akhanda Deepa dentro del recipiente para que el viento de otoño no lo apague, y ese Jhoti Chita hecho con pasta de arroz molido me quedó dando vueltas. Mirá, la fe también se sostiene en esos

I hope you have a blessed holiday!

What a beautiful reflection on the traditions of the month of Kartik and the spirit of Diwali!

Yes you are right, long distance trains can be inconvinient and I have travelled in past, I know the hygeine is extremely poor. But now Vande Bharat trains are really very good, hygienic and convinient.

That's okay, at least your son got to spend quality time with his grandparents. Although it must be heartbreaking to see him go back home after 6 to 7 months, at least he was able to make the most of his

That one week at home sounds so precious, every day planned down to the last detail because the next stretch away is so long. And your parents lighting up when their grandson walked in is the sweetest

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It sounds like it was a really great time for everyone!

Such a heartwarming post about generations connected! It’s wonderful to see your son back home and spending quality time with your parents. Keeping the 11-year-old TV carton is also quite impressive!

I am impressed by your passion for gardening; the plants continue to grow, from one period to the next and from one generation to the next.

Such a lovely gardening journey! 🌱 Hoping your little plants withstand the storm and thrive in their new homes. Wishing your son a safe and smooth journey back to campus too! Love from Nepal 🩷

Gardening really requires a hands-on approach and a great deal of patience—that’s why your garden is so extensive and beautiful. I hope the storm isn't too strong in your area, and that your young plants—as

I hope your seedlings will survive the storm and continue to grow. 🌿💛

Your little seedlings look lovely! 🌱🌿 I really hope they survive the upcoming storm and continue to grow beautifully.

IT's a shame that people take advantage. Here people are more polite and take no for an answer. I love giving things away but we dont end up with a ton of people stripping a plant bare! And good work doing