He was fond of his grandmother.she would bathe him,give him breakfast, prepare his bag and take him to the school. While he was in the school,she sat in the temple,saying her prayers............. Complete the story
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I am fond of my grandmother .she help me in my home work. she take breakfast me. she prepare me for school. she also prepare my school bag. she also come with me when I am going to school. when I reach at the gate of my school she leave me there and go to temple for praying and also she pray for my best result s and my success also. in the noon she come at the school gate and we go home together. she give me lunch and said to me for taking some rest . after taking some rest in evening me and my grandmother go to park she sit at the garden when I play with my friends. And at night we go to home together. she give me dinner .after she help me to doing my home work. after completing home work. she tell me stories and I sleep with her in a comfortable sleep.
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The Title of the story is A Loving Relationship
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- He was fond of his grandmother. She would bathe him, give him breakfast, prepare his bag and take him to the school. While he was in the school, she sat in the temple, saying her prayers and waiting for him to finish school. On the way, the duo exchanged greetings with shopkeepers, fed stale chapattis to stray animals and talked about events both local and international. One day, he told his grandmother how they had begun learning computers at school. Grandmother was interested and wanted to learn how to send mails to her children and her relatives.
- When her grandson offered to teach her, she was hesitant and said her eyes would not stand the strain of looking at a computer screen for long. But he argued that if her eyes could watch television, they were good enough to stare at a computer screen. Grandmother relented and learnt to type, manipulate the mouse and click on various icons. The thrilling moment came when she was able to send a Baisakhi greeting to her sons in the town. The flood of compliments that followed nearly crashed her computer. It was a small revolution and her grandson had made it happen.