It Is All My Fault....I should've or maybe I shouldn't have.....

Rith · Jan 11, 2016

Dear Satchi Mam,
Hope you are fine now. we are sailing ont he same boat. I dont know why but FP is always treated as AIDS by my husband. Suffering from fever, low BP, headache chalega. You will get good care. But FP, there will be a non stop advice and restricted to a series of favourite food for a particular period of time. I use to say, whenever i get FP, he gets MP (mind poison) ha ha ha. Humourous snippet. Thank you for sharing

satchitananda · Jan 11, 2016

Dear Agatha, some people love giving free advice for as much as a cold. Maybe I should start charging to listen to advice. :-D

My rant has been the build up of a few decades of these kinds of conversations and this week it literally was the last straw to break the camel's back!

satchitananda · Jan 11, 2016

LOL Rith. See this is the one time people can tell us to cut down on food! This is called perverse delight!

kaniths · Jan 11, 2016

Maybe you should try hotel idlis with their pickle or stick to the simple combo of idli with just molaga podi... Idlli is Idlli it will still be delicious!! yumsmiley

kaniths · Jan 11, 2016

Also wear your headphones next time! Bright shiny glaring pink/orange/yellow ones that too! ;-)
Tell me if anyone dared to talk or even tried to come near you!! :mrgreen:

vaidehi71 · Jan 11, 2016

@Satchi

:rotfl
Thank that person for making you write such a humourous snippet and making a lovely day for all of us..
Wow..Food poisoning leading to a lonnnng lecture from your lovely friend and you end up thinking up lots of things including your marriage..

Take care,
Vaidehi

knbg · Jan 11, 2016

Hi Satchi,
Enjoyed the post...
RIP Sense of humour?? No, just shutting off transmission to particular channels is enough I guess!
If only my dear buddy 'remembers'..!!

iyerviji · Jan 11, 2016

First of all congrats for the post being nominated by Rohsik. Enjoyed your humerous post but sad to know of the food poison, take care and hope you are better now

jskls · Jan 11, 2016

satchitananda said: ↑

Hi jskls, yes, quite likely indeed. 'You were not concentrating on eating and that's why you could not digest it properly'. No, the problem was not that the person hates idlis. The point was the chutney might be the culprit since it is not cooked and that I should make idlis at home instead of eating them outside - which is fine if planned. What does one do when coming from work if one is famished, tummy not exactly in great shape and there is no idli batter available at the very moment at home? And what is the best option if one had to eat out that day and the idlis were available with only chutneys? What galls me is that I have to go into such detailed explanations each time. Oh well ..... my fault ..... I exist, so I am doomed.
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cheer up Satchi. People who point fingers at others forget that 3 other fingers are pointing at them.

Akanksha1982 · Jan 12, 2016

:rotfl Hilarious !!! Good that you stopped the snippet at the right length otherwise I would have had a serious stomach ache. I am literally bending on my couch with laughter as i read your snippet. :rotfl

For me, it's good that you were born, it's good that you could speak, it's good that you learned, it's good that you married a idli-counting husband, it's good that you had idli, it's good that you had some minor trouble due to idli, it's good that you have a kin who gives unsolicited advice - Well how else would we have got such a nice humorous snippet - love you sis. - Your's selfish sis - cheers - Aks & TC.