Petals!

Can I share a secret with you? Something I never told you before? Don't laugh! I see a smile on your face but that's okay as long as you aren't laughing at me yet. The thing is I crave to munch on piping hot pazhamporis!  Okay, blame it on the Malayali genes that are so used to munching on banana fritters while it rains, or when it is a sunny day or a scorching one. We don't care about the weather.  We simply love biting into the juiciness of home-made pazhamporis, exactly the way our mothers make it at home. I crave for a world where I don’t have to feel apologetic about eating pazhamporis. Maybe I am not the only person who fears to talk about eating food openly, for the pure enjoyment of it. That doesn't always have to be equated with calories and nutrients.  So, what's your favourite food that you love to eat? Tell me about it!

This October, my parents had taken me to Guruvayoor Temple as it had been three years since I went there. I love going there. On our way back, we were really tired and we stopped at a small teashop to have tea and pazhamporis. It was yummy. The tea shop overlooked the waters and there were chinese nets all around. Some fishermen were in their canoes, waiting for some fresh catch. I showed Adi how beautiful it all looked and he was so fascinated, seeing so much water around.  He didn't want to come away and I was tired but excited to see my little boy's joy too.  Here are some old posts: Parents are Love It's Rainy...What Would You Eat? Wake Up Time: There's No Woman in the Moon Conversations with My Mother That Magical Feeling Stories Bring Dad said, let me click your pic together and Adi was saying something to Dad in the process....now, that is this pic.