Dear MS Friends,
Wish you all a happy Bakrid and whatever festival I have missed so far. I have been busy in travelling on business and somewhat on personal grounds too.
So how is the life has been? Mine has become a topsy turvy as well. Also learnt a few things.
How?
This Sunday, my better half had gone to meet her friends, (Sunday gathering kinda). She was expected to be home by 8:30 PM. At 9:00 PM I got a call from a gentleman called Mr. Sheshu, stating that my wife has met with an accident and now she in in hospital. It happened on Gachibowli road, in front of Amaravati resturant, where people going to HITEC City from Mehdipatnam side take a U turn (Explaination is exclusively for Hyderabadis).
I reached hospital and found her safe. Mr. Sheshu has ensured the immediate attention from the hospital staff. My wife was hit by a truck and flew away from her Nova. Eye witness said that it was her sheer luck that she is still alive. No major wound or fracture but she suffered some bruises on her palms and knees (Ghutne me chot lagne ki wajah se she was feeling a bit giddy). After the first aid, X-Ray and salaine, she was home by 1:30 A.M.
Then my role started as taking care of the house. Means entire house as my maid lad left on the day before for her native place for 2 weeks.
Morning I managed with Bread sandwitch (I am an expert,) Afternoon, me rice daal aalu chokha, wow fantastic, again I am an expert.
Came the dinner time. My daughter was with her aunt so no dinner for her. But I had to make Fulka for my 1 year old son. And I made 2 Fulka's for him. Again I am an expert. I have posted the pics as evidence.
I was a very good student of geography in school and in the history of my school, my score is still the highest secured by any student of my school in matriculation, since the time of its establishment (1940), Still I have never been able to draw such perfect map of Australia like I did yesterday. Don't believe me? See by yourself.
Needless to say that I have taken off from work and my team members are must be very happy that they don't have to see my face atleast for a week.
What is the toughest part of my 24 hour's role at home? When both my kids fight for the same thing. Boo hooo hooo
Cheera friends, have a good time.
