If we were having coffee I would tell you my maid is back, after a two months break. The poor dear broke her wrist and was unable to work.
I interviewed one replacement. Her vibe was the type where I was afraid of being given gyaan every other day.
I and hubby are good at managing things even when all hell breaks loose. We may be average, but work gets done here. The focus is on healthy, no fuss tasty food,(air fryer is a big help), with as a little headache as possible.
The replacement maid was not going to be a little headache.
My balcony garden is blooming. Alamunda, bleeding heart, yellow and orange Ixora, pink Musanda, the chilies, all look happy.Birds or some other living being ate my baby watermelon!That made me sad .but then hubby said
[bctt tweet=”Someone ate what you grew from a seed !” username=”misra_amrita”]
That made me happy.
If we were having coffee I would tell you about one of my senior colleagues.A true gentleman and a helpful soul.He went from on-call at the hospital to the ICU battling for his life.Now diagnosed with a serious malignancy.I love my profession, it’s difficult to be a doctor otherwise.But the problem health care is facing is deep rooted.
In the mess of expectations and political lies, the truth of abysmal lack of human resources, drugs, expertise all becomes a khichdi.
Passing the baton of responsibility to the end service provider(in this case the doctor), shows the lack of goodwill and transparency, of the people in power.Oh yes, if we were having coffee, I would bore you with all this info too!
On a lighter note…
This is the season of Ilish, so if we were having coffee, I would tell you about the fresh fish delicacy I had for my lunch.
If we were having coffee, I would tell you about the Silk my hubby has hidden from me.
If we were having coffee I would tell you about my daughter’s dance function and how cute she looked. If we were having coffee I would tell you about Tooth Fairy visiting us with gifts!
If we were having coffee I would tell you about the tug at my heart string every time I see a loved one choosing their headaches.
If we were having coffee you would know, about my love for tea and my coffee need when I write.If we were having coffee I would tell you I finished the writing bravely challenge by Write tribe. Seven days daily blogging on prompts.It was the best experience of daily blogging I had!
If we were having coffee I would tell you…
[bctt tweet=”Only two ways to live… One is as though nothing is a miracle.. other everything is a miracle – Einstein” username=”misra_amrita”]
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Love the story telling in this one. 🙂
I love that steaming hot cup of coffee. It’s wonderful that you and husband manage well at home even without the support system. Congratulations for completing the WT FOW!! See you around and let’s chat some more over coffee soon. Cheers!
Thanks, Shilpa!It’s a date!
Done deal, Amrita 🙂
Enjoyed reading this post Amrita 🙂 Good for you that your maid is back. Nice to know more about your life!
Thanks Reema.
Enjoyed that coffee with you. Loved that coffee GIF. <3
Congrats on finishing the fest. It was a fun ride with you all. 🙂
What a way to end this challenge. Loved reading your post.
If we were having coffee, we would have endless talks about everything under the sun. Loved reading your interesting blog post.
That’s a nice post – as warm as a cuppa! Congratulations on completing the challenge!
Hugs, Amrita for all the issues that you are facing. But I’m also happy that you get to enjoy the little blessings in life! 🙂
Amrita. Loved having coffee with you. Don’t mind about the birds eating your saplings. At least they left happy. Have a great week ahead.
Congratulations for writing bravely every single day and finishing off the blogging challenge. Good that your dependable maid has returned. Now your life will be much easier than the last 2 months.
Even though I am a bong(that too a bangal) but I am not fond of ilish, My thakuma used to call me Bangal Barir Kalonko..however I am married to a person who can have ilish right after waking up till the time he goes to bed..so while reading this I just thought of him and how he would have salivated at the mention of ilish.
A doctor’s life is a tough one. It’s so difficult to see so many people in pain on a daily basis. But I guess alongwith it there is huge satisfaction when you are defeat the disease and find a cure. That’s life.
Thanks for this lovely cup of coffee. Glad to know your maid is back and your fishy days are ahead of you. Specially pleased to know that the seed you planted fed someone.
Amrita, felt as if u are sitting across the table and we r conversing over a nice brew! Very fluid post!
Anagha from Team MocktailMommies
Thanks Anagha