To live the is to never be alone. It means never having to introduce yourself at a party, because your family has already done it for you. It means having ten different opinions on your haircut. It means being annoyed 90% of the time, but secure 100% of the time.

Amrita, a school teacher in Pune, wakes up before the sun. This is her "me time"—yoga, prayer, and a quiet cup of filter coffee. By 5:30 AM, she becomes a mother. She wakes her teenage son (who buries his head under the pillow) and her daughter (who wants to wear a specific hairpin that is lost).

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