‘G’ (privacy requested by the person!! :P:P:P), my friend, had called me on the eve of Valentine’s Day and said she was missing India badly. She was saying that the zeal of celebrating Valentine’s Day isn’t the same as in India and its quite dry there. And she is dying to be here in India. But I explained to her that things ain’t the same here anymore!!Oh between, she is newly wed and is now settled in Connecticut, USA.
She asked me to put up a post on what my idea of feeling the vibe of that day would be, especially in Bangalore!
Okay so, here I have it for you G. Now I don’t really know how much you’ll appreciate this but I being I, see what I have on my mind.
Picture this.
You and him (/her) are ripping along on your kiney( or jus any bike). Suddenly, in classic Bangalore style, the clouds choose to culminate and burst and come pouring down on you. You take refuge by rushing into a near by Darshini. Half drenched and shivering, you order a hot cup of filter coffee and decide to share it -a by-two coffee-while you wait for the rain to stop! As you sip your half cup of steaming coffee you look into your partner's eyes and think to urself "how amazing is this?". And just go ahead and profess your love for him(/her).
God, G, I can see you all ready with rotten tomatoes and eggs to pelt me!! I am running for cover. Bachhaaaaaooo....... Saaaaaaaaaaaavvvve meeeeeeeee…………..
Seriously, coffee is a drink that makes you lose your senses for a while and say WOW ! Okay I know.. We are talking about love - Loving to share. So why not do it with coffee? It’s the best way to show how to love, share and appreciate it. Coffee is not just a normal drink but its about fantasy, escape and passion.
Well, on behalf of every Bangalorean who's ever been in this situation, I'd like to tell you, "It's pretty damn amazing. Simply enjoy maadi!"
Okay G, this post is dedicated to you!!LOL. I can’t stop laughing!! Listen, I can’t help it. I just can’t get enough of rain and coffee. If you are bugged with it, please excuse me!! ;)
About Me
- Dithu
- West Des Moines, Iowa, United States
- A confused soul, trying to seek answers to questions and puzzles (albeit stupid and silly) life poses. Living life a little, amidst the perplexity!! :)
1 comment:
i am not sure why our good man Ashwin didnt grace this one with a comment..i then read through every single blog entry and realized that there was some thing he had to say about it all along..i guess this is the pause that makes the sound meaningful..Well, i must add 2 important comments to your beautiful articulation of a few moments of ambivalence..
1. There was an opportune moment, and the necessary urge to say some thing... or so to say "an excuse for celebration!"
2. The point of no-return is usually perceived by both members of a relation long before this oppoprtune moment strikes..they realize that this point will be reached soon..and some how their being eagerly awaits it in anticipation..
An altogether beautiful magnification of the few eloping elusive moments of indescribability..Bravo!
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