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Today is my parents 25 anniversary and I know the above picture is not at all connected to this,
but putting this aside
as usual, my mom expects some kind of celebrations should be arranged but my dad disagrees with that. so the day passed like other days
except in the morning, we went to the temple and we went out for breakfast.
that's it.
finally, at the end of the day, I realized why we need bigger celebrations for a single day when we are celebrating every moment in our hearts and memories with them.
my mom and dad just proved it.
just a day before yesterday my mom went to my grandma's home for a day.
and my dad asked me N number of times like does mom called you, does mom called you.
when she was coming back home.
after some time he himself called my mom and gave the mobile to me to know whether she is started or not.
I just don't understand what to react by watching them.
that's the bonding between them,
there are many situations where there is no need to express or show off everything, they are just moments which means a lot.

PS: Picture was taken by me at the restaurant where we had breakfast today.

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