Vinod Chhaproo

Ordered new coats for my kids and for convenience I had them shipped directly to their school’s lost and found section

A minute of silence for all those husbands who believed in their wives saying, “no gifts Mother’s Day this year”

Hell hath no fury like a mother who sees her child using plates reserved only for guests

Couples therapy in India is attended by both the mother in laws

“Breakfast is ready girls”, I screamed while still not sure of what to make... and that kids is how i turned into my mother

Looking forward to the Mother’s Day video call with mom and having a hearty conversation with her magnified thumb

Mother’s Day is still a month away

Looking forward to the video call with my mother and having a hearty conversation with her magnified thumb

In the Indian version of Cinderella, the prince’s mother knew it was her when the lid fit the Tupperware container

@__LaVieEnRose__ You should complain to his uncle and Ante

My boyfriend says he’s leaving me because of my unhealthy obsession with poker. I think he’s bluffing.

I hope the Hanta vaccine includes Ozempic because my body still thinks we’re in quarantine

Come on kids, let’s go to Home Depot and give mom a break ~Me every Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day

How do you call your passed away relatives? My brother-in-lawn?

Dads, just relax women really mean it when they say, “no Mother’s Day gifts this year”

@metickleu It’s true! 😂

@Chhapiness 😂😂

May the fourth be with you and if you’re married, may the back and forth be with you

The weather app is like the fridge of the phone

Had a nice chat with a 5 y/o kid at the park whose parents asked if he could pet my dog, but I have to say it left me a bit envious that adults aren’t able to just start up a conversation with statements like, “I have a cat at home named Nancy. She’s fat.“

My daughter has been working tirelessly on her final creative writing assignment of the school year. When I asked her what it’s about, she said, “The destructive power of silence and the inevitability of truth.” 8th Grade is a lot heavier now than it was when I was a kid.

My 16 y/o daughter got up early to take a bus to a band contest 1.5 hours away. When she arrived, she called me at work to ask me to bring her a phone charger, appearing surprised it would take me 1.5 hours to get there. God help this child in two years when she moves out.