Spreading my love with my chocolate-y & nutty Brownie recipe to all my friends.
Each time I give this away, I find no crumb left and plates are squeaky clean 
. Who wants to just nibble when they are soft and gooey in the center?
Follow this link http://www.parents-space.com/health-fitness/a-chocolate-y-treat-nutty-brownies/#more-5081
I love you guys.
Enjoy the rest of your week
How many of us indulged into someone’s culture and upbringing and thought it was fun or thought that’s really absurd?
This is the saga of Indian folks. It was not just a tale of the past but still observed in many Indian families. I know this will definitely going to crack your egghead.
My parents did not encourage us (me and my brothers) to watch Indian cinemas due to the prevalence of sexual content and abusive language. After so many years, I wondered what it really feels like so I started to watch and judge for myself. Movie after movie, scene by scene, it was all in all love. It surprised me pretty much. There was never a movie with just a mystery or something whimsical. Love was all around.
People enjoyed watching movies in the cinema halls. When the hero was in love and running after trees, thinking it was his love, everyone laughed and girls cried & screamed. When he came running, his hair fell on his forehead and all the young boys Xeroxed his hairstyle, mimicking in every way. Moreover, the girls on the other side grasped all that’s on the show. Should I count all of that… Elder married couples, younger married couples, single and unmarried, almost everyone enjoyed watching. When the movie was finished and people were out of the hall and TVs, life was and is ABSOLUTELY different.
No one talks about love, relationship. People think the one who talks about it is a specialist. Everyone watched and relished the love, warmth and embrace (I judged at how people behaved at the cinema hall). Once out of the cinema halls, people see expressions of love as unwanted and disgusting; and as something that could have been avoided. What a pity! Not even a hint of love has permeated their hearts.
Every adult watches romantic movies and still hate the idea of celebrating Valentine’s Day. I don’t feel hushed to share about this. People accept whatever goes on the big screen and immediately become narrow minded as they turn to their respective homes. It still confuses children in India… Family and cinema were interlinked but not interrelated. Fathers (in general) hum the melodious and catchy number from the cinema and still scream when coffee isn’t handed to him on time. Where is love?
People in India never talk about sex but rape cases are ever increasing every new day. It’s saddening and depressing. It’s a big word to talk about and their faces turn red when asked to discuss.
Personally, I would feel squeezed and pressured to fit in a house where people never disclose issues like this. As a step to eradicate, schools have begun sex education. It intrigues the young minds to know more as adolescents should but in vain, the teachers skip the class. I studied in schools where this education and moral education were clubbed together. In some schools, AIDS awareness was added to it. I appreciate them. This is about civilized living.
Should one reckon love is just an act on TV?
Is there’s a silly scene you like to share?
My surname and my husband’s surname are always a wonder among the crowd and they raise their brow. When we go out to register for a membership or as a visitor, we are asked for our identities. And after we give them, we are asked once again if we are married. The fact that my surname and my son’s surname are the same but not my husband’s is always confusing. Back in Denmark, we had the same issue. A person in the embassy told my husband to bring a copy of marriage certificate of his and his son’s mother. We paused and we broke into laughter. Still it puzzled the man. Ha Ha …
Unlike Western culture, it’s patronymic in South India. The girl gets her father’s first name as her surname.So nomenclature for a wife becomes WIFE’S FIRST NAME & HUBBY’S FIRST NAME. So hubby’s name is his first name and his father’s first name as surname.
Wife’s identity got it all wrong. After every visit, I don’t feel what idea people get. If my surname gets to change as my husband’s, I may seem like my mother-in-law which is not fair again.
What a funny story !
Courteous Readers, I’m sharing an article which I once shared with parents-space.com. It’s an awesome website for enjoyable parenting and a perfect place to find a wide range of topics dealing with babies, toddlers, teenagers and many others.
Take a gander..
Have you found an innocent child turning to an absolute rebel after the sight of his/her sibling? We must have come across atleast one.
Here it is http://www.parents-space.com/parenting/sibling-rivalry/helping-your-child-cope-with-a-new-sibling/
Courteous readers, Happy Monday !
Are you lulled into a sense of safety and slimness by consuming oatmeal and find its taste unexciting right away?
Or do you face tantrums while introducing oatmeal to your kid or even a fussy husband?
Oatmeal Banana Pancakes
I’m sharing a quick recipe with a combination of grain, fruit, egg,butter. I call it little clouds of joy. My son calls it “Oatmeal Banana pancake”. I posted this at http://www.parents-space.com. This is one of the breakfast varieties which my son prefers. I also see to it that the child gains liking to oatmeal and as he grows, I make sure the idea of oatmeal is not blanked out. As we all know, it’s fibre rich and our minds hint to, at the very look of our image at the mirror. Never mind.
Let’s get snappy.
Click on this link to view the recipe.
Enjoy the rest of the day!
