"All those clich&eacute;s, those things you hear about having a baby and motherhood - all of them are true."
 Shree's Perspective
 the orange sunbeams crawled in my verandah as sun decided to bid its goodbye, leaving the aching souls to relax and rejuvenate before starting a new day. I sipped my coffee, watching the sunset, lost in thoughts. Two years. It had been two years, since we'd moved into Udaipur, permanently. It all seemed like a day before when we moved out from our nest, when we made our own nest. Abhimanyu had been totally busy with his projects and I was alone. In this loft condo. Sighing, I got up and turned to go inside the hall when suddenly earth rotated for me with super

"There is no end of craving. Hence contentment alone is the best way to happiness. Therefore, acquire contentment."
 Shree's Perspective
 He held my hand again and the next words that came out of his mouth, made me confuse whether to cry in happiness or laugh at his innocence. "I want to be a dad. I want to enjoy fatherhood as well. I want our baby." He said shyly, the heat made his ears slightly red, I stood on my feet surprised. You hear that munchkin. You hear that. Your dad wants you. As long as my memory served me, he was assorted well with the concept of 'No Kids' so far. He had made me agonized with it. Hell. Adoring a baby was out of question for him; leave alon

"I was given such a great gift. It's a miracle that never stops amazing me and reminding me to give thanks, every day. Having a wife gives me a lot more purpose. I was much more selfish before, but now I think about what kind of role model I'll be. I just want to be a better man."
 Shree's Perspective
 "Wow! Is it moving?" I asked, wondering, palming Vandana di's baby bump trying to feel the movements of baby. She giggled, heartily, "Yes. It seems to do this a lot, lately." She said with proud and I grinned, pressing my ear to her belly, "Let me hear it. Does it make any sounds?" "Nah! It doesn't." She apprised me; all I could hear was gurgle of water in her stomach. I smiled, recalling a

"All those clich&eacute;s, those things you hear about having a baby and motherhood - all of them are true."
 Shree's Perspective
 the orange sunbeams crawled in my verandah as sun decided to bid its goodbye, leaving the aching souls to relax and rejuvenate before starting a new day. I sipped my coffee, watching the sunset, lost in thoughts. Two years. It had been two years, since we'd moved into Udaipur, permanently. It all seemed like a day before when we moved out from our nest, when we made our own nest. Abhimanyu had been totally busy with his projects and I was alone. In this loft condo. Sighing, I got up and turned to go inside the hall when suddenly earth rotated for me with supersonic speed, and I had to grip on the banister to support myself. This was happening a lot late

The Little Munchkin