My Superhero!!! #Dad #FathersDay

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a Superhero for the kids because at the tender age, what he does for us
seems very Big to us and we accept
him as Superhero and try to imitate
his style.
daughter’s affection is more inclined towards her father in her initial years
of childhood and the sons are more influenced by Moms; I think more of
psychology works here…Let’s not delve deep.
senses, I was more a Papa’s Beti than a Mothers and I remember at times, Mom
felt ignored and neglected.
was on tours. I missed him badly and would cry often for my Superhero.
with him and I was pampered by him. He took me along to his office when he was
in town. I accompanied him to market or wherever he moved.
kept his secrets.
home. No one at home had a irk of it. We were in joint family system so my mother
too wasn’t aware though she suspected.
didn’t spill but often blackmailed him for getting new toys or things of my
choice…really, I kept the secret till high school and spelled out to my mother…when
he had left his habit.
delicious items of non-veg…you can say, he was a marvellous cook…I too fond of non-veg foods
relished his cooked mouth-watering foods.
house when I was sleeping and returned when I went to bed…the days he brought raw
non-veg food along, he would wake me up…his one call was enough to bring me
back from slumber…and I would religiously wait for my favourite food that too
cooked by my Superhero.
imitated his dialogues and style (he wasn’t aware of it).
would day dream to drive one day later in life and I did.
Ambassador, at times, when it did not ignite, he would make me sit behind the
steering and he pushed with others to ignite.
scrabble with him and at times, I caught him cheating…it was fair in games.
disciplinarian and his anger was worse.
helped me to get ready for school, polished my shoes, ironed my dresses and combed
my hair into beautiful plaits…it was indirect help to mother but his small acts
made me happy.
its usage and rectified my language. We spoke Bhojpuri at home but he made sure
that while speaking in Hindi & English, the flair of the mother tongue doesn’t comes in.
chores inside and outside home which included managing money, billing of
newspaper & milk and banks, school fees and other bills so that I learn the
value of money and be independent.
that we travel alone…but my Superhero gave the privilege to travel alone when
we were at an age where we could differentiate between good or bad.
them but he was the one who insisted me to prepare chappatis for him…it was more
of an order than request…so there was no option to turn down…now I understand
his motive. He believed that the things people hated to do should practice every
day and gradually the people will start loving…The day, I prepared rounded
chappatis, I was relieved from the duty.
this gave way to writing. He would bring books while returning from tours.
inculcated table manners.
our ideas matched and we celebrated and when we opposed each other, we were at
loggerheads…still the journey was good.
Superhero Dad & Mom.
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A very good post! And I know it's sad that as we grow older we can't talk to our dads like we did when we were kids!
Again we have collided in his progressive age. prevously he used to guide us now we have taken the turn.
What a heartfelt post Ila. Loved reading it. Dads are special and of course a superhero for all of us. Thanks for linking up with #MMM 🙂
Thank you dear
Truly we are a package of contributions from out patents .It's special feeling when we grow up feeling loved .
Yes, truly Amrita.
Wow! Such a delightful read! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Rajeev for stopping by.