Feeling nostalgic, aren’t you?

Well, it was the 5th and final day, and I missed the "maut ka kunwa" (well of death). Haha!

To be honest, I didn’t feel like going at all. I had guests over, there was an event at home… you could say I went reluctantly. But once I got there, it was a lot of fun. The vibe was completely different – lively and vibrant, full of joy and festivities. The best part? Everyone, from the ordinary to the special, was enjoying themselves.

And the joy I felt watching my girls shopping those little pendants and rings... was unparalleled. They looked so grown-up, choosing jewelry of their own liking, fully immersed in the moment. To them, it felt like there could be no greater luxury. It’s the little joys of children that truly warm the heart. Mere baitay ney bhi apnay liye aik ring lee... G han, larkon k liye bhi waha (white gold look alike / imitation) rings theein.

You should totally visit the funfair at your sister's school. You will definitely enjoy:)