Have you ever felt that butterflies are going crazy in your tummy? If you have, my friend it's LOU (read it as Loouuu and it means LOVE). One becomes so overwhelmed by this sensation that they feel they are on cloud 9. And today it was me, I was on Cloud 9!

My boyfriend has returned to India today after 1 year and 7 months abroad. I was crazily waiting for this day, literally CRAZILY. Each day was becoming heavier and mental health had started to disrupt. But it happened today and things look better now. This is what love does to a person. Even though he and I have been together for more than 11 years now but even now I am obsessed with my guy. 

Interestingly, we arranged his flight tickets for today, just yesterday in the evening. And I could not sleep for the whole night. To be honest, neither did he, he was trying to get me to sleep by telling me some stories. We both were up the whole night, butterflies in our stomachs didn't know how we would react on seeing each other after such a long time. 

Then came the morning, and today after many months I saw what 8 in the morning looked like :P (only people who are not morning people would relate to this). I got up blushing and got ready. Wore my brand new pink kurta (to give the sanskari vibes), paired it with light blue denim, put on a little eyeliner and I was good to go. 

I rushed and got a bunch of flowers made for him. Then along with his bhaiya, bhabhi and all of the gang, we reached the airport. The wait was long and unbearable. Every minute passing by felt heavy but it was taking longer due to immigration checkout and other stuff. 

At last, he called to say I am exiting from gate number 14. I rushed, trying to spot him. Once I did, I RAN, like CRAZYYYY. I ran and without the thought of the world, I hugged him. Not wanting to let go. Man had he lost a lot of weight (could feel his bones actually). 

Then we all together came home (to his place). He was welcomed with proper flower showering, cake cutting and balloons. All of us had lunch together and made memories of a lifetime. In the end, I just feel grateful.