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My grandmother suffered from rheumatoid arthritis and was confined to her home for thirty years. Because of this disease, her leg and finger bones were so twisted that there every movement caused her great pain. She shuffled between her bedroom, parlor, and kitchen with the aid of a wooden Irish shillelagh and her oversized fur lined slippers. By gazing out her windows and doorways she was able to feast her eyes and nose on the sights and smells of the great outdoors. The fact that grandmother was in constant pain and confined to her home did not dampen her spirits. She thoroughly enjoyed reading, listening to her favorite radio programs, and the company of the many relatives and friends who frequently visited her. Adjacent to her bedroom was the parlor where she received her guest. Near one of the parlor's outside walls was a large black coal burning stove. It was a major heat source and the means by which meals were cooked. Grandma’s high seated parlor chair was next to the stove

 Disclaimer: Any resemblance with anyone is not intentional maybe coincidental  After leaving her in-laws home .. read what happened in her life.. After a month of arguments between both the families over phone, She was finally sent an expected gift by her husband, the divorce papers.She was not happy while signing them but she felt it was the better option to leave that family since they have that type of thoughts... Finally after a battalion of misfortunes, a ray of hope arrived in her life. She became a mother to a cute little girl.The reason for her being alive till date was now in her lap. She found the ultimate peace not only because she became a mother but because she finally won the battle against her husband and her in-laws.She found that she was actually a strong woman who fought for herself. She felt proud of herself and realized that her source of strength was her daughter. But the spring was far behind for her. The society made it miserable for her to live. Though her pare

Disclaimer: Any resemblance with anyone is not intentional maybe coincidental...  Once there a was great teacher who had many students. Once one of the students came to him and asked “I have read lots of books but forgotten most of them. What's the purpose of reading?”. The teacher didn't give him an answer at that time. After few days teacher gave that student a sieve which was in dirty and in very bad condition . The teacher asked the student to fetch water from a nearby river in this sieve. The student didn't like the idea but he could not refuse his teacher. He went to the river, filled sieve at the river and started his return journey. Few feet as he walks, all water in the sieve was drained through holes. Then again he went to the river and filled sieve. He did this all day but could not complete the task assigned by his teacher. He returned to the teacher with a sad face and said “ I am unable to fetch water with this sieve. I am failed “ His teacher smiled at him. N

 This is the conclusion part of " Foolish Street" Later that evening the businessman came to know of this other person who had made fool of his other clever employee. He was worried. Who were these men, making the brightest employee of mine looking stupid for them? He decided to go around the street in disguise to try and catch the people who are trying to fool his employees as he walked near the street end, he found a girl sitting there with a heap of oranges, waiting for someone to buy them. The fruit seller had chosen the loneliest spot, so the businessman was suspicious. ‘Why are you selling your fruits here?’ he asked. The fruit seller was Kusuma. She pretended to look nervously around and answered in a whisper, ‘Sir, I have heard some clever cheats are roaming around the street wanting to cheat shopkeepers like us and one of the leading businessmen in the street. I have heard one will be walking by this way soon, so I am waiting here hoping to catch him and deliver him

Disclaimer: Any resemblance with anyone is not intentional maybe coincidental Rama Krishna uncle, you must be very intelligent. You know so much about Python, JavaScript, java and so many other languages,’ Swathi remarked that night while all the family members of their home were in their garden, watching the beautiful village scenes colours twinkling all around them. But Rama Krishna did not agree. ‘No, not really. There is plenty I still don’t know. One can never stop learning.  Knowledge is the only thing it’s good, to be honest, and greedy about.’ It was a clear sign of city beauty...   On other hand. John Deere was feeling very happy. His grandchildren lived so far away and came to visit him only once in one or two years. After so long the house was filled with laughter and young voices. he was too frail to do much and was enjoying sitting among them and talking to them. Soon they started yawning and rubbing their eyes. But no one was going to bed till Rama Krishna explained abo

 Disclaimer: Any resemblance with anyone is not intentional maybe coincidental Ramanna was an old man aged 80 years. He lived very happily and formed a beautiful family. His children grew up and moved to different cities in pursue of good career and future. He lived in a small village carrying the memories of his deceased wife. Ramanna had 2 grand children and they used to visit him during their holidays. And it was the vacation time and Ramanna was eagerly waiting for the arrival of his grand children. He was preparing his home for the kids, cleaning the home, mowing the garden, rearranging the household items, buying the favourite foods, dresses for the children, etc. In the busy arrangements, he lost his favourite watch. old-watch The watch was gifted by his dead mother when their first child was born. Ramanna treasured the watch and it became his sole companion after his mother's death. He forgot the watch missing and was happy receiving the kids at home. It was only the next d

Let's find whether helping others also benefits us also.... Disclaimer: Any resemblance with anyone is not intentional maybe coincidental A group of employees was working in a hardware company. It was a team of 10 employees. This was a young, energetic and dynamic team with keen enthusiasm and desire to learn and grow. The management decided to teach the employees about finding real solution to the problems. The team was called to play a game in a conference hall. The group was quite surprised as they were called for playing game. All reached the venue holding various thoughts. As they entered the hall, they found the hall decorated beautifully with colourful decorative papers and balloons all over the place. It was more like a kid's play area, than a corporate meeting hall. Everyone was surprised and gazed at each other. Also, there was a huge box of balloons placed at the centre of the hall. The team leader asked everyone to pick a balloon from the box and asked t