From the minute of birth
My mind does not
recollect my first day on the earth how hard I try. But from the experiences I
saw and from encyclopaedias of motherhood, I understand what my mother went
through on that day. I respect all the mothers for their strong
will to
endure the physical labour.
The one who caught my awe when I was 5
My grand ma who
stopped her education after third class was my first mathematics teacher. An
illiterate by modern norms, she taught applied maths with such an ease that mathematics
became my favourite subject. The straight forwardness and the patience with
which she handled hundreds of guests every fortnight was an epitome of patience.
Most valuable lesson of my life
My senior at
college, once discussed with me about her hobbies and friends. While she spoke
about her, I learnt something which is her trait. Throughout our discussion,
she never spoke ill of anyone. And the last sentence she spoke struck me. “No one is perfect, No one is imperfect. Everyone has
positives and negatives”.
Lastly
Around me, I see
many women striving hard for their family. I am inspired by their hard work to
excel in life, their determination
to support the family, despite the choices-work/home posed to them every minute.