Business as Usual

I was thinking these lockdown days must be one of the most leisurely times my mother has ever had. Otherwise she would've been busy slogging in her daughter's or in-laws' place in this season. I must ask her. I haven't had a decent conversation with her in ages, actually. I'm terribly busy till at least seven in the evening and after that she is. With Ramayana and Mahabharata. She's thrilled that she got a chance to watch them, which she couldn't when they were aired originally. Her grandchildren aren't able to watch it too is her only grouse. We discontinued our cable connection last year. Anyway, the kids aren't really upset about it. I don't know if they would've enjoyed it much. Especially Anu would've balked at Ramayana that it's a love story.

Another fifteen days to go for this project to finish. I'm desperate to see its back. For the last one and a half years, it's felt never-ending. I actually wanted to take the team out for a lunch once it got over but doesn't seem likely now.