Rhythm,

I rarely read those stories as they are beyond my capacity of gaining something from the best stories (should be but I cannot evaluate) from  writers like Rhythm, John Galt, Sajha Gazer, Loots, cap saap, sum off, sitara, amber …. But our ‘Nepalki_chori’ bhauju asked me to read this story during our ‘luncheon guf’ relating family backgrounds.

I might have heard many fairy tales but I never forget those terrible stories from my hajurama (especially told during nights). As I spent most of my childhood with my hajurama rather than my parents who were always busy to their ‘usual jobs’. I learnt much more and shared my feelings but what to our generation. Being the conservative, we may want the same environment as we spent in but that’s indecisive.

Very nice story rhythm, I am really delighted from the writing. I am missing my hajurama who is fighting between life and death in her late eighties and looking for her grandsons around her.

Parbatya