Lunchbox Friends and Forgotten Bonds: A Nostalgic Look at Friendship
Have you ever found yourself reminiscing about the days when life seemed more carefree, where every moment felt like an adventure with friends? I certainly do. Childhood days were filled with laughter, spontaneity, and endless fun. There wasn’t a need to schedule catch-ups or plan in advance. Every day brought new joy, and friendships just… happened. But now, things have changed. The digital era has woven itself into our lives, and while it keeps us connected in some ways, it has also taken away the tangible warmth of gathering with friends whenever we felt like it. The fond memories of school, college, and neighborhood friendships seem to fade, becoming distant echoes of a time when things were so much simpler. When was the last time you had your whole family gathered for a festive occasion? I can barely remember mine. As Durga Puja approaches, I find myself wandering through a familiar yet oddly foreign city. The once effortless task of making friends now feels like an uphill
