ENRAPTURE

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 ENRAPTURE




it's  all  about  my  dad  how  small  things  make  him  happy  maybe  i  can  say how  small  things  matter  to  him  just  ask  him  to  talk  about  his  childhood  days  he  will  tell  very  happily  about    his  journey  to  success  even  he  loves  to  share  about  his  hard  times  ask  him  for  night  walk  and  just  randomly  insist  him  to  buy  ice  cream  he  will  be  glee  about  this  too


  I  don't  know  why  nowadays  children  don't  talk  much  to  their  dad  but  me  and  my  siblings  loves  to  talk  to  him  to  know  about  his  point of  view  in  everything  i  can  say  that we  don't   like  to  talk  to  mom  as  much  to  dad  i  mean  we    love   her  also......well  this  is  all  about  my  dad  maybe  i  should  also  share  a  beautiful  memory  with  him  but  there  is  not  only  one  


whenever  he  intoxicated ( not  much  just  occasionally ) use  to  tell  stories  sometimes  about  history  of  India  as  his  hobby  is  reading  books  and  mom  sometimes  bother  and  ask  him  to  why  you  always  talk  to  them  like  this  when  you're  high


don't  know  why  i  don't  know  but my  brother  tells  me  once  we  were  going  to our  home  town  my  mom  asked  my  dad  to  buy  some  vegetables  then  my  dad  asked  the price  of  tomato  to  greengrocer  at  that  time  the  tomatoes  were  too  expensive (nowdays also)  my  dad  asked  us  to  see  the  tomatoes  bacho  dekho  inko ye  tamatar  hein  and  my  brother  was  be  like  hamein  to pata  hai  par  papa  aise  kyu  bol  rahe  hai  i  had  too  much  fun  whenever  i  listen  to  this  one . . . . 


                                                               


ghoomna to bhana hai ,

  humko to ice cream khana hai...!





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