I fondly call her mummy. She became my closest confidant during the harshest period of my life. Somehow when I lost faith in myself, she was the one who reignited the flame in me to believe in myself and my dreams. In her own small ways she has pushed me in the forward direction. Some of the most important things dat I learnt from her include positive thinking, faith in God d almighty, to always look at both sides of a coin, never judge someone without knowing them personally, help the needy, always maintain a certain distance from everyone and yet be close to them, never act as middle men, be independent and support those in need, few kind words or love have immense power to brighten someones future (as do poisonous words kill ones dreams), want not waste not, our eyes and ears are deceptive and mostly see and hear only that what we wish to rather than that what is true- so always look for the truth, TRUTH - is the might and the one thing which even God does not have the power to deny, never accept favors from others which you might not be able to repay at a later date, respect one and all and they will have no choice but to do the same in return, the one support you can always count on is family support especially during trying times (widout it you would definitely be morally broke), problems are best solved by consulting your elders and seniors rather then keeping them hidden from them, you can never have enough people to vouch for your lies- so just say d truth and be done with the pain, whenever you can not change the person in front of you, change yourself- they will definitely change in the process, your thoughts actually have the power to become reality (try it), good deeds never go unrewarded, learn from your past and take only that which will lead you onwards, that which can not be achieved by words can be achieved with silence, others pain can never give you happiness etc. etc. etc..............
Oh I remember very well how I must have given her hell with my stubborn attitude as a small girl, the crying fits, the angry jibes etc. and yet she persisted in bringing out the better me. Some time in my childhood I hated english. My mom would actually make me discuss the essay topics at first, write a rough draft with all the discussed points, have the essay written in my own words, make stupendous corrections /additions/deletions in the process. All of the above process would make me extremely angry but today I'm thankful to her for putting in that precious time just to correct my essays time and again. As a working mother some might feel she could have hardly had time to instill values/morals of good taste and yet here we (me and my brother) stand proudly. She has worked all her life before and after we were born just to make our life more beautiful and comfortable. She literally has a lions share in all the worldy benefits that we enjoy today in our life. Infact, despite having a job which today's best of engg's can only dream of she is humble and down to earth. Somehow she is one of the simplest person I've ever come across. Ever ready to help one and all, she mostly forgets to take care of her own needs. The needs which for a high paid women like her are few, namely love and wellfare of her children. There are many other greater deeds which she has performed and of which she is simply not proud or haughty. But one thing is for sure she is THE BEST MOM in the whole wide world.
LUV YA TONS MUMMY........:))))
