A large collage in vivid colours strikes the eye, as soon as one enters the living room. Undoubtedly, it’s been a labour of love to put together pieces that seemingly don’t match, but come together to write poetry on the wall.
Grandma refuses to let go of this, though the rest of the house is now done up in Zen style.
“Zen is an achievement – coming back inwards, after searching for your self in the outer world. Yet, the moments that either make or break life are textured.
The self gets restructured with every piece it wears, conceals or flaunts.”

Well, that’s pretty deep.
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Thank you so much!
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I like ‘the moment in life that make or break you are textured’; an interesting choice of words.
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Glad you liked it. Thank you so much!
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Grandmother is a very wise woman. I like the way she thinks.
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My story succeeds if you can see things from her perspective 😀 Thank you, Alicia!
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Lovely story Reena
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Thank you so much!
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My pleasure
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Grandma is a wise woman.
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Their wisdom sums up an era. It may not always be relevant as we live in a different era. But history always tells us something.
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Stick to your guns, Grandma!
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I hope she does 😀 Thank you, Linda!
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Good for Grandma
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At times, they leave lessons behind. It’s our choice how we interpret pieces of history.
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