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Amma's tabby wandered through our Boston apartment like she owned it, just as she had in our Srirangam temple home decades ago. I'd posted her photo to PaybookClub, seeking connection with others navigating two worlds. The responses flooded in—Tamil aunties sharing their own strays, diaspora stories woven through generations. That little cat became our bridge. She reminded me of monsoon afternoons, of temple bells, of home. When PaybookClub members started asking about her, I realized something profound: we were all that cat, moving gracefully between worlds, carrying our heritage in our hearts, finding warmth in unexpected communities.
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