Yesterday night while I was ironing in our bedroom, I could hear Betu squealing with laughter every now and then. And once he just kept on laughing really hard. (He was in the living room watching some cartoon.) And hearing his laughter I started to laugh too. Not those little laughs but good loud ones.
Hubby was also there in the bedroom and when he heard me laughing he asked me what was I laughing at. At first I said "Kuchh nahi" but when he insisted I just drew his attention to Betu's laughter which was still going on. And then Hubby also couldn't help smiling and laughing a bit himself.
And then hubby and me looked at each other and smiled. We both had a feeling of contentment. Of happiness. And suddenly I was feeling so relaxed after a long day at work.
Whoever said that "Laughter is contagious" and "Laughter is the best medicine" was so very right.
yah - totally agree.. laughter is a good stress buster and is a good medicine... :)
ReplyDeleteYou are so right there. I was also also smiling reading ur post. So here, u have passed the bug :)
ReplyDeletetrue..
ReplyDeletethe only medicine with no side effects...free of cost(most of the times) and unadulterated
lovely!
ReplyDeleteso true.
So sweet! :-)
ReplyDeleteI need to laugh too.. and I really need to laugh out long and hard.... it's been too many days since i did that!
such a simple post, and yet so heartwarming.. thats why u get the awards! Loved it!
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ReplyDeleteand now I'm laughing :-)
Exact same stuff happened with us today morning..Aryan suddenly started laughing while we were starting for office , because I opened the lift door again :P and we started laughing looking at him.
ReplyDeleteNice post !
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ReplyDeletesuch a perfect moment captured perfcetly! :)
cheers!
awww...touch wood may the laughter and happiness last forever
ReplyDeleteawww...that feeling of happiness came right through! They do lighten up our lives, don't they? :-)
ReplyDeleteLaughter and that too of the kids is indeed the purest form of happiness. While reading, I felt as if you were writing about me and my kid, its so similar.I always wonder how you manage to grab/capture the exact moments in your writing.Well done
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