Sunday 11 May 2014

Occasion


This post is a part of Write Over the Weekend, an initiative for Indian Bloggers by BlogAdda.

                                     


                                                 
She got ready in a black saree as insisted by her daughter .
Though unaware of the occasion she knew something special was waiting for her when the car arrived just in time and dropped her at the famous conference hall of the city .

Received by a smiling girl who took her to a specially reserved seat in the front row .
Still unclear of the occasion she waited eagerly for her daughter to appear who did join in after few minutes as promised over phone .

But the real surprise came when her daughter’s book got released that evening with few words inscribed on the second page “Dedicated to my Mom” . 


                                 



12 comments:

  1. This is awesome Doc and so creatively told.perfect gift given to the mother:) Happy Mother's Day:)

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  2. How lovely! What a special surprise for the proud mother!

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  3. These moments are really made for dedicated mothers ;) lovely!!

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  4. This sweet surprise should have made her proud of her daughter.
    Nice short story and very topical too.

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  5. This is superb,Sushree. A daughter's love for the mother is the purest form of love.

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  6. Awww sweet present for her mum :)

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  7. This is out of this world..Very touching.
    Happy Mothers' day

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  8. such a sweet dedication :) she wud b on cloud nine!

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  9. Is this a true story? We'd love to read this book :)

    Cheers
    CRD

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    1. Well it isn't ....but hope it would be someday :)

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  10. Such a sweet tale. Lovely..The mother would be happy beyond words :):)

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