Tuesday, 9 December 2025
Niece Jayanthi writes...
MY ATHAI
She came into my life when my Chittappa (father's younger brother) married her daughter and my Chithi became part of our family. The day I met her, I was a child studying in 2nd standard. As our interactions progressed over the years, I found her to be a kind hearted woman who loved helping one and all. She was a keen lover of art and crafts. I learnt a few of them from her. I remember her converting my pattu pavadas into kurtis. There are many more things that I loved about her. If I start putting down the list it will be a long one.
I cherish the memories I had with her over the years .
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