I
am sitting (without much work) in my office at Jalandhar School of Careers
& Opportunities. Some introspection and some reflections of the last two
weeks have over-powered my mind. My daughter Vaishali was with us in Jalandhar
with her two lovely daughters Komal & Tania during their summer vacations.
It was a wonderful time. It was all the more good for Suhani, my granddaughter
who will be 4 on June 23, who along with her parents my son Rupesh and daughter-in-law
Sulekha, had shifted to Jalandhar from Gurgaon to live with us. The girls
enjoyed their swimming at Suhani’s school – Cambridge International early in
the mornings. Over the recent years, I have found that Komal & Tania were
always willing and eager to come to Jalandhar and spend their holidays with us.
I think Vaishali has given them a good sense of belonging. We are lucky to have
such a good and caring daughter.
On the side of introspection, I can very well
say that we (me and my wife Vidya) remained ordinary parents which could not do
much for our children. Nevertheless, our children have been caring and attached
particularly our daughter Vaishali. We both are happy in the advancing years of
our life. As regards some reflections, I must say with some sense of
satisfaction and pride that Vaishali has been very kind to us. Every time she
is in Jalandhar, she ensures to that our kitchen is redone, fans are cleaned, and
bath rooms are spruced up. At her own house, she has good and enough domestic
help to do all this and need not do these odd jobs herself. But at our small
flat we don’t have much help. Vaishali tend to do all by herself. I appreciate
this not as a good help to us but as a good quality in these days of
superfluous living. God bless her. JP her husband is equally good. In spite of
his busy schedule in his business as the CEO of Rothenberg (India) Ltd, he came
to pick up Vaishali and their daughters. We relished a good bottle of Chilean white
wine to unwind ourselves. They went to Chandigarh for touristic urges on the
way back to Faridabad. We miss them here. More say Suhani who since yesterday
repeatedly remember Shelly Bhua and Komal & Tania by murmuring that she
wants to go to Chandigarh too. Vaishali is in demand. Amen!
Thanks Dad! I love you and Mom. Wish I could do more. Thanks for making our visit memorable!
ReplyDeletethanks. god bless you. love.
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