It's my Mommy's birthday today. It's the first I've spent away from her -- I was able to make it home just in time for her birthday last year. So yes, the homesickness and the Mommysickness (?) is at an all-time high today, and I have a feeling it's only going to get worse over the next week. A week which ends with Daddy's birthday. Yes, of course, there will be a Happy Birthday, Daddy post too. But after the partying. (His birthday is on December 31st!)
In order to stave off the misery, I decided to celebrate. Celebrate my Mommy growing old (I teased her all day about how she was one step closer to a mid-life crisis), celebrate Mommy-ness, and Mommies in general. And as all celebrations, this too, was done with music.
Warning: Much sappiness and crying follows. Oddly, I couldn't find many happy-mommy songs.
1. My first Mommy song - I wonder how many of you remember this.
2. Any Mommy-song list is incomplete without this one :)
3. And for those of you who understand Punjabi.
14 people had something to say:
Aww..happy birthday to your mommy :)
Such a sweet post! Happy birthday to your Mommy. :)
*like*
Happy Birthday to your Mom! :)
Ah, you're the daughter of my dreams. God bless you... And Mommy dearest too.
Happy Birthday MA!
Thank you, thank you, thank you all for the wonderful wishes! :)
And Ramit, blessed are those who have daughters like me. I am sure you will be too B-)
awwwwwwwww... Belated happy birthday to Aunty!!!
Love those first two songs - I literally bawled the first time I heard the one from TZP!!!
Thanks, Ra! I know what you mean. I saw the movie with Mom and we were both sobbing quietly throughout the song! :P
Kids? Me? Hein?
....Or not! :) @ Ramit
that was a beautiful post for your mom :)
fantastic
ps:stumbled across your blog
happy birthday to your mom!
Heehee.
Well, happy birthday to your Ma, who must be a sweetheart for you to treasure her so (as we all should our Moms!).
Rock on!
Well lil late.. but wish your Amma a belated Happy Birthday from me anyways k? :)
Happy birthday to aunty! May this be the first and last year you have to celebrate this apart.
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