There is a specific kind of guilt that only children who live far from their parents know. It is not sharp or dramatic — it settles in quietly, on ordinary evenings, when you realise you forgot to call, or when you see a photograph of your parents looking...
*For every child who has ever tried to fit a lifetime of love into a phone call.*
Distance has a strange way of sharpening love. When you live far from home — whether it's across a time zone or across an ocean — Mother's Day arrives not with the ease...


