preserving a memory...

[subtle_blues]

I just returned from my 3-week trip to India. I never imagined I'd enjoy it so much or that I'd miss the place so much when I return. I've gotten over the initial hopelessness that comes from being homesick. Now it's a happy memory

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[angiasaa]

Toward the end, I thought it got all touchy. (I was touched!)

Yeah, your mom has a very pleasant smile. You did'nt let me touch her hands though. :| Maybe next time you're around..

I think anyone reading this post will form an instant reflection of themselves in the doubt, confusion, illogical reactions and reassurance that you've managed to fit in there. :) Count me in.

(tiny ones...I can't think of anything to compare their size with :))

Ping-pong balls? :)

[subtle_blues]

The biggest cyst was the size of a pea. It took 3 stitches for one, 2 for the second and 1 for the last. :)

[angiasaa]

okai.. There is such a thing as "too much info" you know. **faints!**

[inspirethoughts]

Gosh, it's just 9:30am in the morning for me and I am crying reading this post. It is so much lovable post, although you did endure some pain of the surgery.

*Hugs* hope you feel better now.

Sometimes you just have to cry

[dakini_bones]

and be held by someone who genuinely loves you!

[metafizzics]

ouch...
glad that's over, huh?

i go to india too for health related stuff! i find it all so much more reassuring and straight-forward. and yes, having parents there at the time is a huge bonus.

really nice post, by the way.