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Day_47

 


Hello Everyone, and Welcome  to my 47th blog. I hope you all are having a great time.


The winter season has begun, and many people are getting married. In this festive atmosphere, people are making promises to each other and joining in the celebration of welcoming new relationships.

Today, the topic is marriage, and I attended one recently. It was such a delightful experience, spending time with friends and family. Everyone made an effort to make the couple feel special for those three days. After such a special occasion, daily routines seem mundane. My dream is to have a grand marriage ceremony with the presence of everyone, surrounded by soothing music and a cool breeze.

The couple also took the opportunity to promise and shower blessings like the petals of flowers on others. It's a tradition in our culture, and it feels good to be a part of it.

Apart from all these rituals, I also reflect on our rich culture. I may lose in the game of life, but I value the essence of our traditions.

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