CKP III - Page 112

Originally posted by: kalavathi5

Lovely update!

I loooved the conversation. Teeku ain't afraid of going after what she wants...👏

I don't see why these guys cannot move to Delhi and frequently visit the Vaidyas? I mean it is not like they live across the country or something-its like the distance between Chennai and Bangalore. I know many people who keep going back and forth on almost a weekly basis. That way the Vaidyas don't feel like they have left and Harit's guilt can be assuaged. 👍🏼

Originally posted by: PriteeMisra

Absolutely

Correct!!!!waiting for those bulbs to start blinking in harits head

Originally posted by: Nisha0604

Sonal dont diss yourself. I bet your life is a lot of fun, lots of evening "market trips" random chholey bhature treats, gulabjamuns

SUCH GOOD FOOD

Yahan humse poochho jo is sookhe jungle mein phase hain

There is ZERO yummy street food

That's absolutely true Nisha
Choley bhature yes.. chaat .. GOL gappe Raj kachori everything
But gulabjamun here all love home made
So my MIL make it
Well life is never boring always fast pacing
I just have to move with it!!!
😊

Originally posted by: Nisha0604

Sonal dont diss yourself. I bet your life is a lot of fun, lots of evening "market trips" random chholey bhature treats, gulabjamuns

SUCH GOOD FOOD

Yahan humse poochho jo is sookhe jungle mein phase hain

There is ZERO yummy street food

Arey many times, in my family we talk about a trip to Delhi and Chennai eateries ...to just go to khan and Lakota nagar markets in Delhi And Bikanerwala in Gurgoan on a food trip... seriously there is zilch yummy food here ... Saturday and Sunday evenings are the worst where we are left craving ...

I wonder now that Teeku is here if Lacchu is going to add some special sesame and ginger sauce of hers to make this noodles a chow mein and Im waiting to see how Nisha doodles this noodles 😆

I'm sure traveling 250/ 260 days a year to absorb cultures, people and life gets one on some alternate plane to seek more answers to questions those that probably aren't even questions to mango people because may be there is a merit in living the life of mundane that doesn't get ordinary people even to comprehend thinking on that plane to ask the questions that these extraordinary people Preempting death find themselves in to seek answers ...

What if we don't travel 260 days , what if we spend not five but the whole 30/ 31 days in a month with our kids, what if we live a normal life of daily struggles , what if one lives a life long enough to see your kid grow from 11 to 16/17 ... more to find your anxious parenting legs on a passenger seat applying involuntarily an imaginary break wanting to control the car stressed out when actually it's your child behind the wheel, you know normal mundane day to day stressors , what if we die a ordinary death , a death that wants to find answers to extra ordinary questions only after it's time , not a death that seeks answers to muddled questions before the supposed time... what if we wait for death to occur in due course of time and not preempt it...

Even in death does one have to beat the queue? That seems unfair to the kids we selfishly bring in to the world .

Originally posted by: Nisha0604

<font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif" size="3">"As you move through this life and this world you change things slightly, you leave marks behind, however small.</font>

<font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif" size="3">In return, life and travels leaves marks on you, most of the times the marks on your life and body are beautiful... often though... they hurt"</font>

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<font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif" size="3">~ Anthony Bourdain😭</font>

Why so sad Nisha ..
Anything happened??

Originally posted by: sonalgupta2004

Why so sad Nisha ..
Anything happened??

that person Anthony Bourdain committed suicide sonal.He was a famous american chef and tv personality...I dnt know much details😔

Originally posted by: Errantnomad

I'm sure traveling 250/ 260 days a year to absorb cultures, people and life gets one on some alternate plane to seek more answers to questions those that probably aren't even questions to mango people because may be there is a merit in living the life of mundane that doesn't get ordinary people even to comprehend thinking on that plane to ask the questions that these extraordinary people Preempting death find themselves in to seek answers ...

What if we don't travel 260 days , what if we spend not five but the whole 30/ 31 days in a month with our kids, what if we live a normal life of daily struggles , what if one lives a life long enough to see your kid grow from 11 to 16/17 ... more to find your anxious parenting legs on a passenger seat applying involuntarily an imaginary break wanting to control the car stressed out when actually it's your child behind the wheel, you know normal mundane day to day stressors , what if we die a ordinary death , a death that wants to find answers to extra ordinary questions only after it's time , not a death that seeks answers to muddled questions before the supposed time... what if we wait for death to occur in due course of time and not preempt it...

Even in death does one have to beat the queue? That seems unfair to the kids we selfishly bring in to the world .

Wow EN!
Even in death does one have to beat the queue? That seems unfair to the kids we selfishly bring in to the world . so true, why do the kids have to bear the brunt?

Anthony Bourdain's and Kate Spade's suicide - why??? cant fathom the reasons.