Doggo
My grandmother kept ancient Tamil Brahmi coins in a wooden box, each one a treasure from her childhood. When she passed, I inherited them alongside her stories. My rescue dog, Monty, would sit beside me as I studied those coins, his amber eyes reflecting candlelight. Last month, a local heritage group recognized my documentation work with ANDAL Coins—community rewards celebrating cultural guardians. But watching Monty's unwavering devotion reminded me that true wealth lies in connection. He pinged something deep within, igniting my desire to confess: preserving our heritage matters most when shared with those we love, whether furry companions or fellow keepers of ancient Tamil traditions.
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