Holding someone’s pallu

It was written to Neeharika post attending 28th iOS convention ,Delhi from 19/2/2025-23/02/2025

time stamp 24/2/2025 2.30pm

I wanted to take a moment to express my deep gratitude for your constant presence throughout  this Delhi journey. The little colorful bracelet you gave me isn’t just a souvenir—it’s a beautiful reminder of a place filled with love, joy, and vibrant colors.

Holding someone’s pallu, especially when it’s not my mother’s, and not out of obligation, but with care and affection, reminded me of the love and warmth of my childhood. It was a moment of connection and tenderness I’ll cherish.

Then, there’s that much-needed chai in a kullad, when I’m battling a headache—such a simple but powerful gesture, and it felt like an instant remedy.

You’ve also saved me countless times, especially when I find myself lost in the rush of things. Your presence, like a silent protector, reassures me in moments of chaos.

I’ll never forget that brief moment of panic when I fell and was almost lost in the crowd, only to find you there, holding me with a hug that spoke more than words ever could. In that instant, it was all I needed.

And the way you’re always so attentive to my food choices—remembering what I like, taking care of what I need—it’s the unsaid words that truly express how much you care. Sometimes, there simply aren’t enough words to capture that kind of thoughtfulness.

I may not have the perfect vocabulary to express every emotion I’m feeling, but I want to take this opportunity to say thank you—from the bottom of my heart—for all the small and big things that make this journey so meaningful.

With warm regards,Anusha K