
Conception of the fourth wedding in a parallel universe
A year ago today and my love for Asha has only increased. In these pictures she’s nine months old, now she’s 20 months old, she’s still amazing and she’s still cute. It’s incredible though how much she’s changed. She’s growing right before our eyes. Every day is a new surprise. Raising Asha, loving her and taking care of her is a blessing. I am so lucky. Every day I thank the universe for Asha.
I have such an intensity of love for Asha. I love being with her and hanging out with her, she is such a pleasure, she is just the best. I am so incredibly fortunate to have such a beautiful sweet adorable daughter. And to think I once never wanted to have kids. I can’t imagine my life without Asha and I don’t know how I ever thought I was fulfilled and happy before I had her. To anyone who’s on the fence about having kids, I have two words for you: Do it. If you don’t, you’ll always regret that you never did. Even if you can’t have kids naturally, you can always foster or adopt. It doesn’t matter whether the kid is biologically yours or not. Just loving and caring for someone other than yourself is it. Life is about love, it’s why we are here, it’s what we were born to do. If you don’t experience this, a part of your soul will remain vague and empty and dark, and you will never fully live. I think being a mother is the highest form of love, it is the deepest, the most unconditional and the most pure. I want everyone to know a love like this. For it is this love that justifies humanity itself and is the ultimate refutation against animosity, hostility, horror and hate.
Everything’s gonna be alright because Asha is here Asha’s smile will heal the world for love is stronger than fear
Prioritize time spent with family and put effort into having fun because family matters more than anything and having fun with family is awesome. Fun time with the family heals the heart.
Of the various things I’ve accomplished, the different jobs I’ve had and the many roles I’ve played, being a mother is my favourite.
One thing I love about Asha is she thinks I’m hilarious and she laughs at all my jokes. I think she’s just delicious. It’s a good thing I’m not a cannibal or I would eat her up.