Summer Backstrokes
My eyes surveyed the one-piece bathing suit my mother stitched using her Usha sewing machine. “I love it. Thank you!” I was around ten or eleven years of age.
Episode 9 – Meet Mohan & Sharmini Jacob
Dead ends and detours can test our faith but can also be opportunities for us to experience miracles.
The Accident That Gave Me New Life
Not a birthday goes by when I’m not reminded of the fact that I’m alive for a reason.
Sojourning Together
My marriage and my immigrant experience are intertwined. I cannot talk about my marriage without mentioning how it was shaped by my experience as a foreigner and my relationship with God.
Memories of Autorickshaws and Amrutanjan
I flex my memory muscles because these reflections make up the un-severed umbilical cord that binds me to my homeland. Flashbacks are all I have to keep me connected to my native country. If I let go, I will bleed and die.
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