Its hi-time that I declare my new home will be henceforth
Hyderabad…sob…sob….how badly I miss Gujarat specially my mini metro Baroda urf
Vadodara!
Myself, Jianna and Mom landed exactly prior to Christmas eve in the rhythm of setting up the house atleast before the D-day to get the Christmas feels. Anyway, we were way closer YaY so that task was almost accomplished!! Hubby for the first time after ages felt like home post returning from office…. Isn’t that called task accomplished rather?
Myself, Jianna and Mom landed exactly prior to Christmas eve in the rhythm of setting up the house atleast before the D-day to get the Christmas feels. Anyway, we were way closer YaY so that task was almost accomplished!! Hubby for the first time after ages felt like home post returning from office…. Isn’t that called task accomplished rather?
Of all the times, festivities and celebrations, Christmas acquires a special place. God forbid but I never wanna get used to it.
Though I still miss my kiddo Christmas days where the month
long preparations began with a whole lot of vigour and vitality. I loved when
mom baked her traditional rum cakes in the traditional oven and the initial
aroma it gave away filled the neighbourhood with the real Christmas spirits. It
was the time when all my friends – even the non-friendly ones haunted my place
to indulge in the cakes, the meat cutlets, the angel wings, the sweet balls, the rice
cakes, the shakkar paras, the murukus etc that was served lavishly with a whole lot
of love and affection (that adds up to the taste).
My favourite part was writing Christmas cards. Oh how I miss making / selecting Christmas cards, writing little notes and quotes for our friends and family. Even in the not-so technological times we kept in touch with everybody and there was an emotional bonding to it which is completely missing in the current technology equipped world. Sending a smiley or a formal thank u doesn’t mean you are keeping in touch. Our Christmas week usually had a lot of guests visiting us and us visiting our dearies. I loved eating the left-overs served to our guests, they tasted yummier from the rest. (Hahahaha)
My favourite part was writing Christmas cards. Oh how I miss making / selecting Christmas cards, writing little notes and quotes for our friends and family. Even in the not-so technological times we kept in touch with everybody and there was an emotional bonding to it which is completely missing in the current technology equipped world. Sending a smiley or a formal thank u doesn’t mean you are keeping in touch. Our Christmas week usually had a lot of guests visiting us and us visiting our dearies. I loved eating the left-overs served to our guests, they tasted yummier from the rest. (Hahahaha)
Mummy’s Appam and stew was the best in the world so was her
Coconut Milk Chicken Curry, Meat roast, Fish fingers, Fried Shrimps, Fish
Molee, Veg Korma. Our family luncheon began with an inch of wine, it was actually
an inch not a centimeter more. My good old kiddo days, wish I could use
Hermoine’s time turner. Its believed daughters continue the family traditions,
thankfully I am trying my level best.
But there are so many changes with time -
But there are so many changes with time -
- I no more write cards or send neither do I receive any (Wonder Jianna will ever see them)
- Since I don’t receive any seasonal greeting cards, I don’t hang them on my wall either
- I no more hang my stockings in anticipation of Santa gifting me surprises, no more writing letters to Santa in the North Pole.
Now I am all grown with the most strangest wish list and I
hope, hope and hope, I dream, dream and dream for all the universe conspires to
achieve your desires to come true if you actually want it to happen.
Here are my few moments
captured of all the Christmases post marriage -
Christmas - 2010 |
Christmas - 2011 |
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