And We Made Giant Bubbles.........!!!

While I was absent here.... a lot was happening in my world.

My son and I spent a lot of time doing different activities during his summer vacations and I wanted to post them all but kept procrastinating endlessly. Now that I have a lot to share let me start with this recent one. We made giant bubbles and believe me it was so much fun.
You can find the recipe for Giant Bubbles here

As we were doing this activity on our small balcony so I didn't make a bigger frame for making bubbles.

I would suggest you do this activity in an open, windy and big space like a garden. 

Here he blows giant bubbles.

As the day was not that windy so he blew most of the bubbles himself.

He was very happy to see the giant bubbles though those were not really giant. Next time I will make a bigger frame to double the joy that I saw on his face. He remained hooked doing this activity for a long time and I was busy capturing those memories and the priceless joy that we got doing this activity together. 

The pure joy of motherhood!!

Gift That I Get Everyday

Every day in our life brings something new and teaches us something very important, 

provided you are ready to learn. Well, this post is about what I learn every day from my five-year-old.

He is notorious but sincere also, keeps me on my toes but cares for me also, hard from the outside but soft and pure inside, naughty, lovable, affectionate and most importantly he teaches me in many ways.

Every day he wakes up early in the morning and goes out with his father and when he comes back hiding something in his hands, I just love to see that sparkle in his eyes, slowly he moves his hands towards me and tells me lovingly in his soft sweet voice "Mumma just for you" and every day he does this just to make me happy and to see a smile on my face, he brings frangipani flowers for me every morning that he finds lying on the walkway. 

He hates waking up early in the morning but then too he gets up, gets ready and goes out and comes back sometimes with one, sometimes with two and sometimes with a lot of flowers even wilted flowers too in his hands and that teaches me dedication and pure love.

And he insists I keep them in water or in a vase so they stay fresh longer. So every day I use them in a different way and never forget to click them. Here I am sharing some lovely clicks.

Offered it upon Ganesha's feet. Looks holy!!

Put among my shells. Looks lovely!!

On Buddha's head. Looks Divine!!

Even on coasters. Look beautiful!!

Near Buddha. Look serene!!

On my heena candles. Look fragrant!!

Hanging up on the lamp. Looks wonderful!!

On the coffee table. Looks magical!!

With Buddha, they look mesmerizing!!

These are the life's little joys that I have engraved in my heart. I will cherish them forever. 

And I will keep learning something new every day from my son and from anyone else who comes across or anything that happens around me.