Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Yummy!!!!!!!!
500 g-chicken
250 g-butter
Olive oil
50ml-red wine
Mushroom
Carrots
Onions
Potato
Cabbage
Garlic
Ginger
Parsley
Procedure:
Semi cook chicken pieces in boiling water. Dry them by soaking them on a tissue.Add butter to heated pan and let it melt. Pour olive oil and add chopped onions,potatoes,garlic and ginger. Cook the chicken with this after adding salt and water and after 15 mins add carrots and mushroom.Add 1/4th cup of water and wait for the mushroom to soften.Pour red wine after 20 mins and let it cook for another 30 mins while turning the chicken pieces.Garnish with parsley.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Limits of Tolerance
How far can you stay quiet when frustration is an understatement?
Why can there be no answers to such injustice?
This world is a place where biased,corrupt,unethical means make you reach the top and you just sit back to stare in disgust. There is no value for honesty,hard work and modesty.Shut up and close your eyes.Ya, right and cover your ears too :P.
I believe now what Gandhiji had actually preached was to expand your tolerance levels. "Speak no Evil, See no Evil, Hear no Evil"......but what we have ignored is that the evil still remains. It moves slowly towards you and finally devours you inside like a huge hungry python....and you thought you were quietly wishing there is good in the world...????
DUH...you ignorant,imbecile oxymoron!
Everyone out there is waiting to see you perish in the python's stomach
Friday, October 15, 2010
Uncertainty
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Better Person
What matters is you and your belief in yourself.The world is just a huddled mass of confused people who have never found peace.
Amen.
Monday, May 24, 2010
Bikini,Burkha,Beautiful
We don't pay attention to these minor details nor have I met many women in burkhas. So,speaking from the notion that all of us bear in mind that women from minority community are backward & illiterate is a biased point of view.The truth is they do not have a choice and we do.
But I believe from now on that every woman in this world has a right to feel she is beautiful; irrespective of what she wears,her weight,vital stats,skin colour,height. A woman clad in a burkha has a right to feel as sexy and beautiful as one wearing a skimpy bikini. Beauty was never meant for others to look, its what it makes you think & feel inside. It doesn't matter that the magazines and TV have branded plastic beauty as 'beautiful'.A tube top isn't what defines a woman.I sincerely respect women who dress for themselves and not for others.
We are the fairer sex and there is a reason why god made us all different and beautiful. Those burkha clad women made me proud to be a woman.They might be suppressed and dominated,but the burkha shop spoke of their hidden rebellion.Their birthright to dress well,look good even in that obligatory black burkha.Its a disgrace that beauty has been misinterpreted all these years.
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Mumbai
Mumbai,a city with huge population of about 2 crores is nothing less than a 'being'.It grows every day and has its own bunch of experiences to share. A week in this place and I have already been through numerous ups and downs. It broke me down and now is making me grow as an individual. I learn so much every day that each day seems like a journey. I loathed it...the mess,the crowd,the cheats,the hustle,the struggle,the pain...everything. The reality has sunk in. We come alone, we leave alone. We work hard for ourselves and at the end of the day that is what matters. But now I look around and observe this is what I was waiting for all my life. Battling on my own, independent, free, unbounded, the pleasure of struggling. I learn, I perspire, I smile, I fall,I get up...
