lovely lines they make grim faces also to smile they take everyone to other world simply words by you conveys mothers feelings no better way to express
little one, ninu dhanye ninninda navu dhaya namage sigutide barahagala rasadouthana shruthi three cheers to you for all writings about your experiences
Sunshine, why someday? I tried to find a mailing address on your blog - couldn't find it - and I am hesitant to leave my id here for you to find - could you copy the poem into this comment space? Else, we'll work out some other way - I love the way you write - would love to read your poem.
M, ha ha, good! Don't say it too loud, though - I don't want to be held responsible for population explosion :) - Btw, do I know you, by any chance?
Devaki, oh man, apprehensive? I was terrified! Even a day before the baby was born, I was wondering what I would do with it once it comes out. But I found that it was oh so natural. So don't worry at all! :)
Can't agree with u more :)
ReplyDeleteI'm obsessed with children n ur posts are a nice read. we can experience your joy of motherhood :)
simple and lovely lines.. I hear this baby giggling as one of the most common mobile ringtone now a days!...
ReplyDeleteand the list goes on...
ReplyDeletenamma Kuvempu ravaru hElida haage makkaLu vishwamaanavarallave :)
lovely lines
ReplyDeletethey make grim faces also to smile
they take everyone to other world
simply words by you
conveys mothers feelings
no better way to express
little one, ninu dhanye
ninninda navu dhaya
namage sigutide barahagala
rasadouthana
shruthi three cheers to you
for all writings about your experiences
great going keep it up
pranesh
Dhanya, glad you are enjoying it! :)
ReplyDeleteVeena, yeah! But that's probably an older child - it is kind of stronger :))
Prashanth, he was so right!
Kadalabal, yes, thank you! :)
Vicarious joys of motherhood... I'll someday send you a poem I wrote about a baby....
ReplyDeleteCan imagine how much you must be enjoying motherhood:)
ReplyDeleteGurl, you are influencing people far and wide, I can see :) including myself:)
So true Shruthi! This post was divine!
ReplyDeleteI love babies too, but feel scared of the awesome responsibility of being a mother. Did you feel apprehensive before too?
Sunshine, why someday? I tried to find a mailing address on your blog - couldn't find it - and I am hesitant to leave my id here for you to find - could you copy the poem into this comment space? Else, we'll work out some other way - I love the way you write - would love to read your poem.
ReplyDeleteM, ha ha, good! Don't say it too loud, though - I don't want to be held responsible for population explosion :) - Btw, do I know you, by any chance?
Devaki, oh man, apprehensive? I was terrified! Even a day before the baby was born, I was wondering what I would do with it once it comes out. But I found that it was oh so natural. So don't worry at all! :)
Beautifully put !
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ReplyDeleteYeah! Babies are like that! Unknown of the worlds' problems!
ReplyDeleteLet everybody get the joy of a Baby!
Not sure..maybe we can exchange some mails and pics and who knows we could be knowing each other :) U from Blore? I am..
ReplyDeletehey stop writing p emails, write here instead!
ReplyDeletePoppin's mom, thank you! :)
ReplyDeleteSandesh, :)
M, oh, I somehow felt that you know who I am, but I don't know you :D
8&20, your wish is my command!
Agree completely.
ReplyDeleteThey give their all to a laugh and a cry and that is why it goes straight to your heart.
I can almost hear one as I read this! :)