I was in the middle of my end semester exams when the good news came. A nephew had been born. It was a feeling which I guess cant be described in words penned or blogged down. Yet some arbit chitchat of the mental kind is what I intend to share. My mother was stationed right beside my sister and was my initial source of live reporting from the venue.
As happens with all grandmas, who think that they have the smartest grandson...the feelings here too was the same. The focus entirely shifts towards the interest earned as the principal amounts are in due course forgotten for the time being. Things like he's almost talking, has a strong neck, is very well behaved are commonly employed interjectives!!
When I met this 17 day old chap, he was resting on my sister's shoulders..as his rightful place. It was indeed fun to see such a small human being, and one cant help but marvel at the beauty of creation. He was small but the hair on his head exceeded by far that of my peers like Niladri & Rajkumar. His eyes and big head brought back fond memories of a sister that I had only seen in photographs as I was unfortunately 9 years away when she was born. He has already shown a penchant for music, bright colors and has almost fallen in love with the ceiling fan...gazes in awe and admiration for hours on end that he is awake.
New born babies are like newly bought computers waiting for their dose of vaccinations to prevent them from virus attacks, only live ones in their case. So this piece of God's creation is currently in his first phaseof rendezvous with the human counterparts. Let this be a small post...just about as big as the one from upstairs!!
Carbide
As happens with all grandmas, who think that they have the smartest grandson...the feelings here too was the same. The focus entirely shifts towards the interest earned as the principal amounts are in due course forgotten for the time being. Things like he's almost talking, has a strong neck, is very well behaved are commonly employed interjectives!!
When I met this 17 day old chap, he was resting on my sister's shoulders..as his rightful place. It was indeed fun to see such a small human being, and one cant help but marvel at the beauty of creation. He was small but the hair on his head exceeded by far that of my peers like Niladri & Rajkumar. His eyes and big head brought back fond memories of a sister that I had only seen in photographs as I was unfortunately 9 years away when she was born. He has already shown a penchant for music, bright colors and has almost fallen in love with the ceiling fan...gazes in awe and admiration for hours on end that he is awake.
New born babies are like newly bought computers waiting for their dose of vaccinations to prevent them from virus attacks, only live ones in their case. So this piece of God's creation is currently in his first phaseof rendezvous with the human counterparts. Let this be a small post...just about as big as the one from upstairs!!
Carbide
2 comments:
nice last para ... this is a good venture. and i give all my best wishes to the phase transfer catalysts working to bring the two apparent immiscible parts - science and literature together... all the best. and its really good all that i have read.. !! keep it up..
good article! but along with the hair..his dear 'mama' missed the 'super nokh' that his bhagne has; the adventures of that might be the topic of the nxt discussion.
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