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Her 3rd Happy Birthday

As we celebrate your 3rd Happy Birthday, your mama and I are so happy and lucky to be by your side growing older happily together each day –Playing. Fighting. Nagging. Requesting. Chasing. Sleeping. Eating. Jumping. 

As we celebrate your Birthday, we have few memorable moments spent with you –your heavy slapping often was surprisingly painful and unforgetful one. Biting and scratching game between us with an unfair referee was indeed painful when we used to miss your favourite candy. Dear, sometimes we forget purposefully for many good reasons, and on a few occasions we did not have enough cash $$$ to buy your candy. SORRY$$$ for that!

I used to blame Kinder Joy Owner, an Italian company “Ferrero” for being too selfish and smart. I am still unsure what that little crazy box contained inside has that attracted every kid of your age. I saw many similar wars and nagging happening around neighbourhoods of my kinds for the same candy.  

Playing by your side was another sweet moment everyday and every second of our life, it used to be as awesome as always, however bit tiresome when your demands are endless. Jump here. Jump there. Run here. Run there. Bring this. Bring that. In fact, endless squares of things happen especially when you have nothing to do. 

As you grow older, you are becoming beautiful and lovable each day, you are teaching us many lessons which we didn't learn in our schools. Our curriculum is still so selfish, usually it does not prepare anybody for the future although it says wholesome education for all. Life with you is no more solitary, everyday is a mixture of different experiences and a very different journey, perhaps, beautiful altogether.  

So as you grow older, we only wish you to become a responsible daughter, cheerful student, helpful friend, great leader, trusted wife, caring mother, kind neighbourhood, and patriotic citizen.

As the country is busy battling the COVID-19 epidemic, your Birthday is still so special and memorable one. 18th March is special in many ways than one. 

Dear YESHA Baby, I offer my sincere prayers for your continued happy life. Many Many Happy Returns of The Day, Happy Birthday! 


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