Will you tell Sevathiya that I waited for her?

Dear mithila,
it is very emotive to bring rice and dhall the base of many a kitchen and their travel into the system, mm nice worming into the brain, now each time we bring arisi paruppu together this story will jump out to remind you, what say you...sunkan

Dear Meeta,
Yes even death will not part them.As I am writing this, I remember George Elliot's 'Mill On The Floss' a great novel about mainly a brother and sister.There, both the brother and the sister die in the end. The author has ended the book on similar note that even death could not part them.Such a beautiful,emotion filled story but I don't have the guts to read it again ,I know I won't be able to bear the pain it gives you at the end.I was also brought up by a wonderful brother,Meeta.
mithila kannan

Yes,Sundari,
I wrote it in the middle of night on an impulse.But while proceeding I began to feel for Rasa and Sevathiya.But both of them arelucky. Having been born in Tanjore, they had a royal marriage in Kamla's kitchen in the US.
So satisfying.
Thank you for the FB.
mythili

dear mithila mam,
nice write up with a good imagination......glad that it ended on a happy note in kamlas kitchen.......

mindi

Dear mindian,
Thank you.Yes,alls well that ends well.Rasa and Sevathiya are lucky.
mithila

Dear Mythili mami,

A nice write up on Rasa and Sevathiya and ably supported by Kamla in conducting their marriage.

Kudos to mami & Kamla.

Dear Lalitha,
How we wish that we were there,no? Cooming to think of it,I feel Kamla should have invited us all.Chalo,may be mallipoo and iruvatchi will marry and we will make sure that it happens at Kamla's place and that she invites us over.
Thank you dear,you are a sweet heart.
mithila kannan

Dear Mythili,

Nice romantic story. Wonderfully written. Am always looking forward to your snippets!

Regards,
Priya

Dear prb,
With those words, my friend,you have made my day.Thank you.
mithila

Dear Mithila,
This was a totally different from your earlier posts...Very well writtern and thought! You gave a birthplace,life, love and romance and finally death bed to rice and dhal...my my..you are so creative.Enjoyed reading it.