I grew up in a very small village in Dhanbad district in Jharkhand, in a very small house.
What I inherited from my mother is to make a house into a home, where my family and I would want to return to as soon as possible. I didn’t have those qualities of my mother earlier on, as I was always like a tomboy, and liked to stay outdoors.
Little did I know that over the years, my mum’s wonderful quality will chase me down. I stepped into Mumbai 13 years ago with only a small suitcase with few clothes and not a roof to call my own. But today, I am grateful to my God for all He has given me — A well-lit airy home, lots of green, simple furniture, but most of all, a family of my own, to love and cherish.
(Angela Greene is a single mother and social worker who lives in Mumbai with her two children)
Episode 1: #MyHomeMyStyle: ‘Our home revolves around our cats’
Episode 2: #MyHomeMyStyle: ‘Where our friends and family can feel at home’
Episode 3: ‘Someday my own home will have a huge balcony where I can grow vegetables’
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Yahoo Lifestyle India wants to help brighten up some of the gloom surrounding COVID-19 and the lockdown in India. As you spend more time at home, and put more effort in cleaning, fixing, rearranging and organising your home space, we ask our readers to share pictures of their beautiful home with us, in a new series called #MyHomeMyStyle.
