Tag: family
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Static Lines and Other ways to Say Good bye.
The radio crackled, daring Vijji to text her ex. What began as idle curiosity unraveled into a breadcrumb trail of ghosts, nostalgia, and oddly satisfying closure.
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Dis-Greyfully Yours
Aunt Chia sped past caution signs, sticky notes trailing, goggles ready for pool battles, while Zeena juggled tea, tech lessons, and mild panic—welcome to her 80s!
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When Elders Choose Themselves.
When freedom feels like betrayal, and silence masks elder neglect, maybe it’s time we rethink care—not as control, but as companionship, choice, and unapologetic autonomy.
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Aunt Selvi Writes the Maverick’s Manifesto.
“India is buffering, Bharat is a brochure. Parwati Singari awakens us—not with slogans, but with soil, satire, and a maverick’s fearless clarity.”
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Open That Bottle…!
The Last saturday of Febraury calls. Stop saving joy for ‘someday.’ Open that bottle, wear the good shoes, and live now.
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Aunt Paddu Deciphers Febraury
A lighthearted, humorous post featuring Aunt Paddu tackling a modern February dilemma—Valentine’s Day marketing overload? Leap year musings? The absurdity of pre-summer heat?
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