As The River Flows

Disability or Capability.... What do you choose to see? Different people perceive the world differently! Let's make this Children's Day 2020 inclusive. Let us decide to see ability not disability. I am grateful to all my friends with disabilities - visually challenged, hearing n speech impaired, those with special needs. I cherish the love n learning, goof-up times n guidance in their world. I pledge to learn more about disabled acheivers. And today I wish to bring attention particularly to a less known disability called Faceblindness and to the initiative taken by Dakshayani (herself Faceblind) in bringing awareness of this, with a hope of a more sensitive and sensible world. Wishing Happy Children's Day and Happy Diwali ! Here's another opportunity to dispel our ignorance and spread the light.......🙂  https://nablurbridge.wixsite.com/nablur/campaign

  I rarely post about my family on social media, being a private person in a certain sense...many know this. But ever since Sep 2020, I have felt compelled to share my joy and gratitude for the beautiful, challenging, exciting and satisfying journey of watching my two sons grow into young men. This month I have officially become the shortest among the three of us. I know it's a line you've heard from zillions of mothers but I am going to say it anyways simply because that's how it feels......"It feels like just a moment ago that I received the new born in my arms ! Arre.....when did this happen? when did they grow taller than me". My heart seems to be wondering. :)  The children have an age difference of 2 years and 2 weeks and this August Harshvardhan turned 16 and Yajat turned 14. Whew! And covid has brought us closer as well in the most unexpected ways. Discovering better each other's pain points, strengths and unknown talents like hair cutting and handli