The kids dash outside to play in the seemingly joyous evening sun and frolic with friends. I plonk my exhausted handbag on the nearest table, let my tired body that walked in a 9 to 5 office ass kiss the sofa and allow my feet to enjoy a tete a tete with the teapoy. The kids work-from-home dad comes with two smiling teacups. Mundane conversations flow with the walls listening intently to our everyday talk. Soon, the kids will rush in with a hunger that could eat a horse. The evening in my home enjoys the daily routine and laughs with us. The mobile thankfully remains silent, as if aware that we value our togetherness and are cosying together after a day well spent. Evenings are sacred in many homes. For many, they are a time for some gupshup and What's up. Evenings are scared in many homes. For many, they are a time for a father's rage and a child's cage. Describe an evening scene in your home. Bring it alive with personification and hyperbole. You can personify items of furniture, a vase or the samosas, Bournvita and chai. Hyperbole is a figure of speech or rhetorical device that uses exaggeration for effect. For example, My father will eat me alive when he comes from office. #eveninginmyhome #yqparentnaama #aboutme #YourQuoteAndMine Collaborating with YQ Parentnaama
