my dog
My grandmother's Chennai home echoed with silence after Appa passed. Then came Kavi, a stray pup with golden eyes, instantly claiming the courtyard where monsoon rains fell on century-old tiles. I posted his photo online, never expecting it to connect me with thousands. The shares brought income, yes, but something deeper bloomed—stories flooded in from across the world, people sharing their own griefs through Kavi's capable spirit. My indulgent grandmother learned to video-call. She'd film him chasing butterflies past the tulsi plant. Those moments became our bridge between tradition and tomorrow, our family's warmth broadcasting outward, weaving us into something beautifully shared.
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