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#MagicOfWarmth Kabhi-Kabhi pas aane ke liye..door jana hota hai!

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I once read that the best way to spell love is “T.I.M.E”. Unfortunately, time is something that many of us hard to find. Whether it's the time to spend with family or with kids, or with friends. Because of today’s fast lives, we live in a stressful and busy world where many of us are juggling full-time careers with looking after a family and home. However, we are informed people and many of us now recognize the importance of taking care of our mental and physical health. So we are also trying to squeeze in time for work-out routine and relaxation into our overstretched lives. But what about our relationship health? It doesn’t need any supporting fact to recognize that vacations improves family bonding and hence relationships. But there is certainly something to the mention that spending time together as a family, away from the stresses of the daily routine of work, office and domestic life, can make us all happier. At least for a while!




In mid of last year, I (with my family ) got a chance to refresh my family and personal lives with enjoying a full week's vacation in Monsoon capital of India “Pune”. We went to a family friend's place there and the first time I realized that a bit of TLC is needed in every relationship to keep it harmonious. Scientist says humans are pre-programmed to love green spaces of nature. There is something really special about being in nature; something magical that calms the depths of our souls like nothing else. Really, with so much greenery and good weather, our Pune visit was awesomely wonderful. I even regretted that we live in Delhi. Seeing those greenery coated mountains and waterfalls, I am in love with Pune. Roaming around in drizzling rain and enjoying the best of nature’s presence along with good friends, what can be better than that? Our visit included many place around Pune including beautiful Lavasa and Khandala.




While going with the usual flow of life, we often neglect the importance of relationships. And time is essential for every relationship to both survive and shine. When we spend time with family and friends, it demonstrates our priorities in life. It shows our loved ones that they really matter and that being with them is meaningful to us. But unfortunately, we all only have 24 hours a day and 7 days a week so the only way to make more time for our relationships is to have a complete breakaway.




Thanks to my husband who realized that we, husband-wife, badly needed that 'us' time and he planned this wonderful break for me. We both are working and after having a naughty baby at home, we needed this magic of warmth to find our love back. Life had become usual and boring. And this vacation brought a huge change in our lives. “It’s quality, not quantity that counts”. And this is never truer than when we talk about time with our partner. Spending a week’s time, when we, husband-wife, had more reasons to laugh, enjoy and memorize, has made us recall our best of qualities which we normally ignore while balancing our routine office and family lives. True is that "Kabhi-Kabhi pas aane ke liye..door jana hota hai! " (Sometimes going far, gets people closer) With this almost 1200 km long journey, I have come close to both the friends' families who were with us in Pune. And worth mentioning, I have come closer to my husband! This was #MagicOfWarmth moment of us.

Have a look at this video. This will really prove that relationships can get it's charm back with just a little warmth :



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  1. Very true......
    Relations require warmth and time.....
    Spend quality time and see the love blossom....
    We at Winsant like your writing style and honesty.

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