It wasn't long ago that I learned I have an older sister. After believing I was all alone in this world, discovering I had family filled my heart with overwhelming joy. I live abroad, while my sister is a herder in the countryside and doesn't use Facebook or Instagram. Although we still haven't had the chance to meet in person, thanks to LIME, we're able to stay connected every day.

When you move to the city to study and build a life, you somehow get used to saying, 'I'll call later.' Last summer, when I went home, my father told me that he eagerly checked every text message that arrived on his phone, hoping it was from his daughter. I installed LIME for both my parents, and ever since we started calling and messaging each other every day, my father has been so much happier. Send a message to your mom and dad—they're waiting to hear from you.

I moved to Ireland in April 2024 and got a LIME number shortly after. With the time difference between Ireland and Mongolia, calling during the day meant it was nighttime back home, and calling at night meant it was daytime. One day, feeling homesick, I dialed a random LIME number. A young man answered. When I told him I was living abroad, he laughed and said, 'Me too.' We ended up talking for three hours. Every time I receive a message in Mongolian on my phone, it feels like I've come home.