The food of love
For the last two weeks the news networks have gone insane. Incomprehensible natural calamities, uprisings,tension in more than one country, killings, radioactive horrors. And there are way too many astrologers on TV talking about what a dangerous period we are currently in, and how we must do nothing and hide under our blankets till May.
But in the overload of disasters and doomsday prophecies, there occurred one very happy event.
The Fraud married my elegant Mishu a couple of weeks ago (the first time I have broken precedent on this blog and named someone. But the occasion merits it!). It was an event that truly stumped the jyotish brigade and delighted the rest of us tremendously.
The Fraud did not fail to disappoint and even tried to deliver some gems from the wedding mandap till he was shushed by the only person who everyone is truly in awe of – Dadi. Ba is kind, beautiful and can see through an iron wall in less than an instant. We mortals don’t stand a chance. She just looked at me for a second, stopped me mid-pranaam and ordered my hovering brothers to get us a bowl of her rabdi immediately.
My best memory of the wedding has to be sitting with her watching over the pheras with an eagle eye, and watching over me with another. What would we do without grandmothers!
March 19, 2011
After the amount you guys force-fed me over those days, I feel anything but hot! All hard work was undone in a few hours. But thanks a lot!
and thanks for reading, I haven’t publicised this blog at all so I’m quite kicked you’re reading, sweetie! Hugs.
It’s a pity yo don’t, because you re really talented.Admire the way your warmth and goodheartedness comes through in all that you do. It’s a very rare quality to see in people nowadays.That’s what makes you incredibly beautiful lady,not just being hot.
Thank you for the nice words! I just got a compliment from my biggest critic at lunch and now I read this – makes me very happy