Diwali ki Safai, Sweets and Diyas

 Have you ever been asked to clean your home during Diwali preparation? If not, then maybe you are one of the luckiest people. My heartfelt condolences to those who can relate. Cleaning dust from every corner of your house is hardly bearable. I am the type of person who has little experience in cleaning, so there is no way that I would volunteer for Diwali cleaning 'willingly'. Only mom's fiercely piercing stare would make me do it. Even if I daringly say "no", she would be fuming angry with me. It would take a while until I convince her to let me clean. It is the only way out of that situation. 

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