Our children are super excited as they prepare for Easter morning! Here is just a bit of the excitement here at the Regeti household leading up to Easter day!
I remember all too clearly the excitement of getting up Easter morning to find our hidden baskets to reveal all the treats found inside of them. While getting all dressed up in our new Easter day outfits to attend Sunday school and the Church service that early morning. It brings back wonderful feelings of my childhood to bring this tradition of mine into our family. Shopping for a few last items for the children today made me reminisce about my Nanny who was such a big part of our Easter mornings before her death in 1986, she is missed so very much!
![Every time my mother-in-law (Amma) visits, our home feels like it expands — stretching between two continents, two ways of living, and two generations of love.
There’s laughter, there’s learning, and yes… sometimes a little friction too. But when she leaves, the silence feels bigger than the space she filled.
This time, as she boards her flight back to India, I realized something I hadn’t before — how much her presence has shaped my rhythm as a mother, wife, and daughter-in-law.
The chai doesn’t won't taste the same without her.
Read the full story — “When My Mother-in-Law Returns to India: The Quiet Between Two Worlds” — now on the blog.
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