Diwali Vacations

Diwali vacations have always felt special, but this time they were even more meaningful. After spending months away at college, coming back home felt like pressing pause on everything and breathing again. The familiar smells of home, the sound of laughter in the neighbourhood, and the bright lights everywhere brought a wave of nostalgia.

I spent most of my time with my family helping with decorations, eating all my favourite homemade sweets, and staying up late just talking. If anyone had seen me eat my favourite snacks they would have instantly known how deprived was I. I also met my society friends after a long time. We played so many games, laughed till our stomachs hurt, and talked about old memories like we were kids again. It felt so good to relive those simple moments.

Still, there were times I missed my college friends. I’d catch myself thinking about them during the festive nights, wishing they were there too. So, we had a few video calls full of jokes, updates, and laughter that made the distance feel smaller.

Those days reminded me how lucky I am  to have people who feel like home, both here and back in college. Diwali wasn’t just about lights this year; it was about love, warmth, and reconnecting with everyone who matters.



(PS: Missed these so muchhhhh...... T-T)


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