imagine you are the Sudha . write a diary entry on what values you learnt after teaching your Avva the Kannada language .[ for atleast 5 marks , plzz answer fast tomorrow is my exam ]
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Tuesday, 5th April 2016,
9:30 pm
Dear Diary,
Today is one of the most happiest days of my life. I feel so accomplished at having undertaken a big challenge. As mentioned in the previous days, I was busy teaching grandmother to read. She wanted to master the Kannada language and independently read everything that she could lay her hands on. She was a careful and attentive learner, patiently memorising all what I taught her. Today was Dussera and it is not the festival that added to my joys. My grandmother completed her lessons and I secretly bought a copy of Kashi Yatre to surprise her. But she surprised me by calling me to the pooja place and making me sit on a stool. She gave me a gift of a dress material. The most unexpected thing happened soon after that, she bent down and touched my feet as a sign of respect to her teacher. My eyes were teary and I felt like I achieved the biggest goal of life. I am also definite that her blessings and prayers will follow me and it is the greatest honour to teach one's own grandmother. Satisfied and energised, I am going to bed this night. I have learnt that determination and a strong will power will help one achieve one's goals in life. My grandmother is an example of this and her success is followed by her confidence to overcome all hurdles.
Sudha Murti
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Tuesday, 5th April 2016,
9:30 pm
Dear Diary,
Today is one of the most happiest days of my life. I feel so accomplished at having undertaken a big challenge. As mentioned in the previous days, I was busy teaching grandmother to read. She wanted to master the Kannada language and independently read everything that she could lay her hands on. She was a careful and attentive learner, patiently memorising all what I taught her. Today was Dussera and it is not the festival that added to my joys. My grandmother completed her lessons and I secretly bought a copy of Kashi Yatre to surprise her. But she surprised me by calling me to the pooja place and making me sit on a stool. She gave me a gift of a dress material. The most unexpected thing happened soon after that, she bent down and touched my feet as a sign of respect to her teacher. My eyes were teary and I felt like I achieved the biggest goal of life. I am also definite that her blessings and prayers will follow me and it is the greatest honour to teach one's own grandmother. Satisfied and energised, I am going to bed this night. I have learnt that determination and a strong will power will help one achieve one's goals in life. My grandmother is an example of this and her success is followed by her confidence to overcome all hurdles.
Sudha Murti
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Regards