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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  Years after they got separated from each other because their school  life came to an end, they met each other face to face, shook hands, hugged each other and greeted each other with teary eyes. At one end, eyes were full with tears of happiness because he was seeing her standing in front of him after a long gap of 15 years. On the other hand, a pair of eyes were actually burning with tears because after a long gap of fifteen painful years, she found someone who could listen to her subsided pain and console her. She finally found someone who could understand her pain truly. Yes, she was longing for words of sympathy, love and consolation for the last seven years. Finally, She got her friend back.Both of them were best friends, and a Teacher and Student...Yes U heard it right, She was a teacher and he was a student of her and Best friends. It is an obvious belief that girls and boys can't be best friends

                                       Life after marriage Marriage! These days love marriages are increasing day by day. But,this the story of a woman  who married according to her parents. She was a simple twenty three old girl(SRAVANI) who was educated.She strongly believed in arranged marriage because according to her ,that is one of the best gift that a daughter could give to her parents. Being educated she wanted to work for few days ,not yet ready to get marry but her parents convinced her .Her parents uploaded about her in a matrimony site .  Next day,She got first proposal from a matrimony site.But not able to meet her expectations and attitude of groom parents didn't not made her comfortable .  Her parents also started looking for a good guy .There they a found a guy who was working in Banglore(City in India) .They started coversation with groom parents and started to match our horoscope. Once every thing was set ,  Her parents told her to see photo ,she was not intereste

  College Era The story revolves around the lives of four people. Krishna and Ramana were best friends in their college time. Krishna was an introvert, who didn't like to mingle with anyone other than Ramana. On the other hand, Ramana was an extrovert, Who was a playboy in the college. Krishna had a huge crush on a girl in the college. Her name was Shanthi, a kind of girl who always cared for other problems. So many guys were crazy about her in the college, just like Krishna. Just like Krishna and Ramana, Shanthi also had a best friend her name was Lakshmi. Lakshmi was a lady boss of the college, Students and teachers would think twice before talking with her. Krishna approached Ramana for help in the matter as he didn't have to propose her. He asked Ramana to talk with Lakshmi about his love proposal Since they both were lovers. But unfortunate for Krishan, Ramana and Lakshmi were not at good terms because they broke up a few months before. Somehow, Ramana gathered courage and

   DISCLAIMER Any resemblance with anyone is not intentional maybe coincidental This magical bond started in a small village. The first time I saw her, I didn't know she going to be my love of life. We were sixteen years old and studying in the same school. I was studying ninth standard at that time. In our school, we were not allowed to talk with girls and vice versa. Being, teenagers were always attracted to our class girls. We were just fifteen students in the class, seven girls and eight boys .you can understand that there will be competition among us to impress them. If it is a school, punishments are compulsory to guide children on a good path.  We were at ninth standard, hurting us with either cane or words may not be proper. So, punishment for us was to beside a girl same for girls too they should sit beside boys. Sitting beside a girl used to make us irritated(childishness). EXAMS Once after we have done with half yearly examinations, I was eagerly waiting for results as I