Pictures have been picked from the internet and not shot at home
This time it was by far the best khichdi I have ever made – I think it was really close to the one Aai makes…and that makes me very happy!
Etch was maha impressed by the goodies and smilingly fasted all day. And this is when he hasn’t even tasted ‘Ratalyacha kees’ – we will keep that for a Sankashti
The other great thing about Mahashivratri this time was that it gave me the opportunity to watch history unfold live. I watched the Oscars with my morning cuppa tea and enjoyed every bit of it – the tea, the Oscars show and ofcourse Rahman winning 2 statuettes.
That kept me on a high all day long. I had just watched Slumdog Millionaire on Saturday night (on Tata Sky Rs 25 only!) and was really happy to see the slum kids enjoy themselves at the Oscars. The beauty of this Slumdog team was that they actually looked like one big happy family and the camaraderie did not seem fake at all
Incidently, apart from Slumdog I also watched Delhi 6, Jaane tu ya jaane na and Dor. Delhi 6 makes you think – each one of us is faced by this option are some point in our life, atleast we think about it every now and then. The question remains, what is it that you choose? Hmm...
I realise I have drifted farrr away from the topic up here and hence...
All in all a good weekend!
Monday, 23 February 2009
Mahashivratri goodies
Pictures have been picked from the internet and not shot at home
This time it was by far the best khichdi I have ever made – I think it was really close to the one Aai makes…and that makes me very happy!
Etch was maha impressed by the goodies and smilingly fasted all day. And this is when he hasn’t even tasted ‘Ratalyacha kees’ – we will keep that for a Sankashti
The other great thing about Mahashivratri this time was that it gave me the opportunity to watch history unfold live. I watched the Oscars with my morning cuppa tea and enjoyed every bit of it – the tea, the Oscars show and ofcourse Rahman winning 2 statuettes.
That kept me on a high all day long. I had just watched Slumdog Millionaire on Saturday night (on Tata Sky Rs 25 only!) and was really happy to see the slum kids enjoy themselves at the Oscars. The beauty of this Slumdog team was that they actually looked like one big happy family and the camaraderie did not seem fake at all
Incidently, apart from Slumdog I also watched Delhi 6, Jaane tu ya jaane na and Dor. Delhi 6 makes you think – each one of us is faced by this option are some point in our life, atleast we think about it every now and then. The question remains, what is it that you choose? Hmm...
I realise I have drifted farrr away from the topic up here and hence...
All in all a good weekend!
Saturday, 21 February 2009
Which desperate housewife are you?
Friday, 20 February 2009
I am going to blog more...
Friday, 27 July 2007
Lists
- Go to Needs supermarket
- File tax returns
- Book tickets for travel
- Keep an eye for air travel sectors opening up
- Ask maid about something
And then more detailed lists to define each of the above for e.g. on tax returns:
- Ask someone in office if they know a CA
- Remind Etch to follow up with Colpal for Form 16
- Put together all documents
And then another one which lists down what needs to be done with each of these documents:
- Photocopy Form 16 - 2 (etch's and mine)
- Photocopy last year's saral forms
- Photocopy all investment proofs etc etc
So thats how my life goes. CAll me boring if you may. But trust me it rids you of a lot of stress. That is ofcourse if you are the type to get stressed out over the 'things to do'
Its a huge relief to know you dont HAVE to keep something in mind and remember to remember something somewhere.
The secret to many a stressfree moments is "Making lists" and many a stressbusting moments is "Ticking things off"
Saturday, 23 June 2007
Dilli Vs Mumbai/ Pune/ any other part of the world!
1. There are no autorickshaws, taxis, buses or local trains here! Keep the metro logic to yourself; its still not here and even when it is, its not going to help me commute from Phase V to Phase II. Delhiites answer to this? - if you have a car its absolutely no problem - Those you dont find this the most ridiculous solution to problems, stop reading - none of this will make any sense to you!
2. Dont get me started on the HL guys (Hariyanvi Lafantar guys) and their sense of style, impression of women and idea of fun!
The place just basically lacks the warmth... Dont mean temperatures - we have plenty of that!!
You realise what independence really is when you come from a Mumbai or Pune to Delhi/ Gurgaon! I remember riding my scooty at 4 a.m. on new year's eve (I know not the smartest thing to do even in Pune!!) or simply riding out in the rains in and around Kamala Nehru park, having vada pao and cutting chai with only girl friends amidst 50 other men (including some cute guys ;) - Etch this was when you were totally not in the picture!!!) Or taking a 10.30 p.m local from Churchgate to Andheri and having women raise a huge alarm when anything closest to a male mistakingly enters a ladies compartment! :) The only time I feel safe is when Etch is beside me... Gosh what an ego booster this place can be for men!! Hmm.... Thats all for now... As I was saying previously, I have something to add to this every single day!