Bulbul’s 20 word story : Craft
Experiencing empty nest syndrome, Maya spent hours in her children’s bedroom, feeling their presence in their craft books and albums.
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Bulbul’s 20 word story : Craft
Experiencing empty nest syndrome, Maya spent hours in her children’s bedroom, feeling their presence in their craft books and albums.
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Beautiful and that surely happens when our children move away and start building their homes. Lovely words, Radhika.
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Yes, that vaccum in the initial days are very haunting. Thanks Kamal
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You are welcome dear Radhika 😊😊😊
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Loved this ❤️
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Many thanks Roshni ♥️
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Touching..
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Thanks Akshita
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I remember those days so well Radhika!! ❤️✨✨✨
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❤️❤️ a happy yet sad phase of life Cindy. While some are more adaptive, others feel the void very strongly.
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Yes indeed and then I found they were. Always back.. lol… but at first it hits you hard at least it did me.
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Heart touching
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Thank you!
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So many mothers find themselves lost in deep depression. That picture reminds me of that, as related in your story.
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I know Pragalbha. They are just unable to cope up with their children flapping wings and flying away.
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Interesting – the empty nest syndrome – didn’t know those words, thanks Radhika! For the parents, it must be a natural way to lull the sorrow of missing the children.
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Yes I guess so. They like to hold on to everything that reminds them of their children’s presence. Thanks Deb. Have a good day!
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Beautiful and real
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Very touching.❤️
‘Empty nest syndrome’, I learned something new today.
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Beautiful take 😊
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Yes it transfers so much feel, I didn’t come to this stage till now but your words makes to get that true feel ma’am.
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Thanks Meenakshi.
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Oh such heart-felt words Radhika!! I can so much relate to them. After my marriage my father kept the same seasonal flower plants for 5-6 years saying that those plants reminds him about me hovering around them all the time ☺️😊
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Aww… daughters are always dad’s pet ❤️
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Always 😊
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Wow! Amazing take, Radhika! ’empty nest syndrome’ sure is an interesting terminology and kind of perfect too. Loved your tale, dear.
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Thanks so much Akansha ❤️
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You did such a good job of “showing” the feelings of the parent here. I’m sure many parents can relate to this.
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Ah, yes. I have seen a few who find it difficult to deal the void specially here in India. Thanks Ben.
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Beautiful Radhika. Lonely heart after your children have flown away.
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