With the crème de la crème of Indian
festivals- Diwali is just round the corner. It’s one of your favorite festivals
and the moment you get to know that you will not be able to make it to your
native place this time, it feels like why the heck are you alive. You start
hating the reason why you couldn't make it (may be college or office work load),
with the bottom of your heart.
Here are 12 things that only someone staying
away from home in Diwali will understand:-
1. You were hatching plans since you came back from the Holi trip but suddenly your dream gets scattered..and you are like...
1. You were hatching plans since you came back from the Holi trip but suddenly your dream gets scattered..and you are like...
2. Every second person asks you
about when are you leaving for Diwali and you are killing that person in your
head.
4. Your Mom keeps on asking you daily (over the phone), “koshish kar aane ki beta”
5. You even get nightmares of being alone at Diwali night
6. Your roommates going to their hometown annoys you the most.
3. You hate people around you making
Diwali plans or ask you to join in their shopping.
4. Your Mom keeps on asking you daily (over the phone), “koshish kar aane ki beta”
5. You even get nightmares of being alone at Diwali night
6. Your roommates going to their hometown annoys you the most.
7. You feel like an orphan while
assisting them in packing their stuffs.
8. You almost cry when local people
around you ask you to come to their place on Diwali as no one can fill that
void.
9. You feel like dying when you see
lights and candles all around your neighborhood and imagine yourself fixing lights at your home too!
10. Every time you call your siblings
they make you feel jealous by sharing the familiar hustle bustle going around.
11. Nevertheless it gets a little
better when your partner says “don’t
worry main hun na yahaan” <3 <3
12. And finally on that night you find
ways to fill that empty space that looms large. You recall last year’s memories and satisfy
yourself by saying “koi na next time”.. may be!
Wishing you all a very happy & prosperous Diwali!!!