Like I said the last time round, I'm still a novice, not to mention a whole load lazy too. So it's taking me some time to become a regular at the blogger' s spot.
It was one of the laziest weekends I've sent in B'lore in along time. Took my Dad for an "English" breakfast at Peco's, Banglore's oldest and most chilled out pub...but he ended up eating Appam and chicken stew...simply awesome. Of course Neil (my one and only awesome hubby) and I stuck to our prudish selves and ate the English variety of brown bread, sunnyside up, mashed potato, cocktail sausages and bacon. All of us refrained from the beer..Neil's a teetotaller, Dad just had a bypass and I hate beer...the only form of alcohol that sucks!
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Stiff upper lip and all that, hmm? Am working hard (hashbi na!).
Give my love to Ms Muffet.
was that a brunch? it's been ages since b and i went out for breakfast! we did plan to go to the olive bar and kitchen in mehrauli for a lazy sunday brunch but then someone told us that it's just a great place to see and be seen (dalhi hai na!) the food is very average. that was enuf to put me off!
Good going.. carry on..can almost smell ur brunch
I' ve been to pubs in Bangalore. What I hate about them is the quality and intensity of music played.. believe it is assumed that the crowd will appreciate the genre of music played..
They sure have a character of their own, but I kinda prefer the quaint , simple village side more.
For eg, the hills / plains of Chotanagapur / Santhal Paragana / Palamau appeal to me greatly, but given the state of affairs in Jharkhand, believe I'll never be able to go back to my childhood days , reclining on an armchair under a mango tree in Simultala duirg one of those Kali Puja chuttis.
All the same, cheers to ur brunches in Bangalore pubs
anix, i was born in hazaribagh ( my maternal grandmom and two of my mamas are still hanging around there) and have lived in that area for first 16 years of my life so i know what you are talking about. unfortunately it's not the same anymore....
did you ever go for a picnic on maithon dam?
Hi Rums,
I have also spent my childhood in Bihar-in Patna. Yes, I have been to Maithon, but I prefer Simultala (Santhal Parganas)and Mcklucskigung (Palamau) more..these places were like 'Where civilzation and naivete blend'..wish I could go there durign Pujas or Kali Puja.. but now it's too risky, especially with family.
Where was your schooling?
carmel school, dhanbad.
therefore i mentioned maithon, you see that was THE place for picnics from school!
ghumochchhish naki ei kodin dhore??
UrmiPriyar kotha jaani na, tobe aami bhayanok bashto.. baashto ta aaro ek-der maash thaakbe..
tobe majhe maajhe bhat bokte aashbo.
RumsTor aashol naam ki?Aar tui procchur recipe likhechish blog e.. aamar kichu shekhar icche roilo..
anix, amar naam, rumy mukherjee narayan, i live in gurgaon and currently beshi busy na, except for looking after my 9 month old daughter.
jonogon dekchi amar blogta besh bhaloi nostalgic platform toiri kore feleche! Good..keep it up!
I think I know one of you very well.I have also spent 4 years ( Happy & Sad) in that same place ....and had been looking for you for the last 16 years ...Just to say SORRY . Read some of your articles . It feels good to see that YOU have reached where you wanted to . Take care !!
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