Dear Little Angel, I hope this finds you well during this Thanksgiving week. I apologize for not writing sooner. Firstly, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for being such an important part of my life and for always listening to my thoughts, no matter how trivial they may seem. Conversing with you is a true joy. How have you been? As for me, I've been facing some challenges with work and academics lately, but I'm doing my best to navigate through them. Exciting news – I've booked a ticket home for a month in December. It's been quite a while since I last visited, and I'm thrilled at the prospect of returning. This trip will be my first since relocating, and I've grown and learned so much during this time. I've shared most of these experiences with you, but today, I'd like to reveal a part of my journey that I've kept to myself until now. Back in April 2022, after a particularly difficult phase, I began to settle into my job. I was slowly findin...
Hi sweetheart, How are you doing? I am extremely homesick right now. I just want to go home during Durga Puja but sadly can not do that as it is in the middle of the semester. It seems like a distant time when I was there at Kolkata during Durga Puja. For past two years, I could not manage to go home during Puja and I feel sad for that. I miss my friends most during this time. I remember when we were child, we used to go to Parar Pujo everyday to play a game called "chor-police". We had miniature cap-pistols, apparently that has nothing to do with game. We used to spread around our locality in two teams, a "chor" means who used to hide, a "police" means who used to find the "chor"s. I don't know but I miss being child again. In Oshtomi, we used to gather in our school and go for pandal hopping. With Nobomi, there comes a sadness that the Pujo is left with only two days. Doshomi was the last day of Pujo. Although we were sad, still we used to ...