me and my son
Amma always said our traditions live through small moments. Today, I took my son to the temple in our neighborhood, the same one my father visited in Chennai decades ago. We bought coconut and flowers, the vendor knowing us by name. Later, scrolling through old family photos, my boy asked about Tamil Nadu. I told him stories of our ancestors, their strength becoming our backbone. He listened intently, understanding something deeper than words. He asked to learn our language properly. That simple request filled my heart. Our heritage, passed through generations, blooms brightest when shared with love, when family becomes the greatest wealth we possess.
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