*** This story does provide some Indian background of an Indian household. I wanted to give some context to what a few things I mentioned mean. Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham is a hit Hindi movie from 2001 that is a rom-com. Kheer is a north Indian version of rice pudding. Nani is the north Indian way of referring to one’s mother’s mom (grandmother on mom’s side) Dal is an Indian lentil dish. Chole is an Indian chickpea dish. Malaysian paratha is an Indian bread that is served with dishes such as Dal and Chole. Gulab jamun is a traditional Indian sweet. Kuch Kuch Hota Hai is a hit Hindi movie from 1998 that is a rom-com. I sit there, with my cozy blanket wrapped around me, watching Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham, listening to the soft pitter patter of the rain outside my window, glancing at the brightly lit up Christmas tree in our living room, and filling my mouth with each bite of the warm and fresh kheer my Nani had made for me. We had just gotten back from a trip and I was r...
As some may have noticed, I haven't uploaded on this blog for a while. I have made the decision to move to a newer website. I have added many new pieces to that website and am hoping you will make the move with me! I am still in possession of Sweet Lemons as it is on this blog, the other website just gave it all a new look. Here's the link: milinair.substack.com See you there!
Why shall I share my worth with you, My mind, soul, and spirit, My pain and blues, My hope and joy for tomorrow, My sense of innocent wonder, My wisdom of life, My weakness of what lies under, The strengths that hold me upright, Followed by my ego, My wrongdoings, And my lessons to learn to let go, The knowledge I have as everything but human, As well as only ever human, The questions I asked as a child, And the questions I ask today, But, I shall not share my love? What do I owe to one that shares a purpose with me, but not a path, For all that can be is love.
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