the crow story

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 ok .....this story might sound like little unreal but it is completely true and personally experienced.
we have two houses in our home town the one where we stay and the other is located near our school i.e, our house and school share the same compound wall.

our school is big, not big it's huge it covers around 10 acres, obviously, when a school is that big, we have many routes to go, but when I was in 8th standard they constructed a compound around the school.

so there is only one way left through the main gate,

which is a very long way.

so 

At the house which is near to the school, I set up a chair on this side of the wall, during rainy season one big tree got broke down and fell another side of the wall.

through that chair and big fat stem of tree, it becomes very very easy to jump from this side to that side.

I'm happily going to school in this very short way.

One fine Saturday I woke up early, did a head bath, went to the temple, and I still remember I wear a white uniform.
and going to school like always, I step on the chair and about to jump another side, exactly when I was on the wall " the crow" came and hit on my head with their legs 

I mean the crow just touches their two legs on my head and gone.

I cried ...... from there I came back home cause in south India mostly all over India crow is a very bad sign if it touches you means it is also a very bad indication.

I came home I said to my mummy she got shocked and how can a crow hit on you,

she didn't allow me into the home, till I did head bath and went to the temple.

this is the first time, for a few days I didn't go through that route

after a few days I just opened the gate of the house where I was hit by a crow,

and I heard the sound of that particular crow, people laugh at me when I said that I can recognize that particular crow sound. 

with so much brave, I am about to jump the wall again crow hit me.

the same process was repeated.

after two or three times I came to know that only one particular crow was hitting me and that too at that particular house only.

and I started taking an umbrella every single day irrespective of the season and also I stopped going near that house.

so I am going to school on another route,

but I was habituated to taking an umbrella every day. imagine a young girl 11,12-year-old going to school with an umbrella on her head always,

everybody started questioning why you always carry an umbrella, I pretend to them by giving sarcastic answers

but I told only a few people about crows, and I also told to the family who was rented in our house(near school). they laugh, they made a joke of me.

but one day I so hurried to school, I took the umbrella, and jump the wall of my home. that's it

that crow hit  nearly 4 times on my umbrella

I got terrified and sneaked into the rentals, they ask me what happens I said they came out, seriously that crow was sitting on the wall and looking at me and shouting

even they got shocked.

while I entered into there house I put my umbrella near the door,

that crow even hit my umbrella 2,3 times.

after a few minutes, the aunty only safely sends me back home.

and she witnessed that crow thing. she is the only one too.

after that, I understand crow doesn't hit me when someone is around me.

that's the last day of crow's story 

I throw that umbrella, I bought a new grey umbrella and every day I went to school on another route with a new umbrella. 

and till now I didn't even go near that house, it's already been 8 years. 


ps; I wrote this story today afternoon, during the evening I sat on my home terrace with a neighbour small girl called Akki,  usually every day I go to the terrace but never ever a single crow come near me.
but today a crew passed by me, it didn't touch me but it went so near to me and akki
here akki is a niece of the aunty who rented our house back in 2013(8 years ago).
I seriously don't know what these coincidences are

but my mummy always feels like that crow is my grand maa (Nani).

haha hahaha



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