Childhood Nostalgia

 Some of my best childhood memories were not from classrooms or playgrounds… but from our family dairy farm. ❤️🐑🥛

During my school days, I spent countless hours with my chacha and nanna in the tabela, surrounded by cows, buffaloes, calves, and the simple village life that today feels priceless. When I was in 3rd standard, I got my very own pet lamb for just ₹300. He was pure white with soft pink skin, kajal-like eyes, black borders on his ears and lips, and looked like he was wearing black socks on all four legs. Truly one of the most beautiful animals I had ever seen. Over the next 4 years, that tiny lamb grew into a strong handsome sheep. No modern vets, no supplements, no growth injections, no fancy feed. He simply grew naturally in the tabela alongside the cattle — eating the same daily feed, running freely near the riverbank plots, and spending his days with his best friends: the calves and our Eid qurbani bull. 🐂🐑 Watching them run together in the open fields is still one of the purest memories of my childhood. We finally sold him when I was in 6th standard… but even today, after so many years, I still remember his face, his eyes, and the sound of his footsteps in the farm. Those simple days had a different kind of happiness. 🌾

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