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The days are short but the years are long

  

The days are short but the years are long. That is such a true quote from Gretchen Rubin. Little things like Adwitya playing with two swings, simultaneously. No moment repeats itself or comes back, so we live with infinite hope for the future. That is a huge part of 6hourism. Hope eternal. While we wait for the inevitable we live voraciously and happily. Adwitya now has quiet moments as well as clear conversations. She doesn't say strawbaby or banama anymore. She is growing up every second, every 6 hours teaching her something new or refining her worldview. I'm glad to teach her.


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