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Mukhiya Ghar

The house where my grandfather and my grandmother used to live. They were known as 'Mukhiya'. we are still called by the same title. My grandfather  was a very talented person at that time. Everybody used to respect him.
Actually, they made this house. It was not old one. It was made destroying old house because older one  had  become fragile due to the earthquake of 2045. They gave birth to 11 children in the same house. My father was the sixth son of their family. My mother had also put her first foot in the same house when they got married.
Though we migrated from here, we have our land hare. We didn't sell our land and we will never sell our land. It is our original property. It means a lot for us. 

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