Vishnu, her savior, as he accompanied her on all those scary evenings when she had to climb up the dark staircase in the evening all by herself….
Vishnu, the one who helped her burst the water baloon on his own bald head………juz to make her feel delighted that she had managed to drench him with colourful water on the ‘holi’ day
They know each other from the last 24 years….
For few years they met twice daily , in the afternoon when she went to school….and in the evening , while coming back home.
They always had a strange conversation which otherwise , seemed to be just a gesture and it was never beyond that ‘one’ word.
Today, she met him once again…….
Vishnu, the nepali watchman, has grown old but still walks in his unique ‘ ever in hurry’ style.
Once again they had their strange but special ‘one word conversation’
As always, walking quickly towards her, in nepali accent and a high pitch tone, he called her name….
“lochamee”
and only waiting to receive in return, “a childish smile”
#1 by Raj Mishra
Yeah……you dun have to always speak up to make others understand….a smile says many mystries….let people take it their way and this is the only gesture which anyone from any where understands….language can be barrier not the smile…nice post…keep up the good work…*** Raj***
#2 by smriti soin
simply Beautifull….. quite an innocent post…! Dear Lochameee.. !
#3 by Think Tank
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Such a lovely piece… What can be a better blog post than this? Wish you two always keep connected… Dear Lochamee 
All the best! (Rahul)
#4 by Pradeep
Ohhh memsaabji (nepali accent) yeh post to bahut aacha hai
…. i agree to the core views of anvesha .. sometime one or two words conversation conveys more where even loads of words fails to express…. nice and sweet post as ever laxmi… thnx for the share
#5 by anvesha
Sumtymz a simple smile wrks as a cnvrstn n it makes most dffrnce…wndrful write up,u hav taken a simple thing as a topic n filld emotions in it….$