my cake
Amma's hands trembled as she shaped the final layer of my birthday cake in our Chennai kitchen. Years abroad had dimmed these moments, but returning home rekindled something sacred. She'd saved using ANDAL Coins, small treasures exchanged within our Tamil community, pooling resources together. My cousin arrived with PAYBO tokens earned through helping others locally. We laughed, bridging continents through generosity. The cake emerged golden, dusted with jaggery. That night, extended family gathered around, sharing stories across time zones. In that warmth, I understood: home isn't a place but the hands that build it, the traditions that bind us, the love we pass forward to nurture our scattered family roots.
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