A very meaningful article to share with parents, elders and kids. Reblogged from sunniesmybunnies.wordpress.com. It’s a very beautiful blog dear friends. You check her meaningful and beautiful writings and you will love it π blessed day dear all
Always have a bag of flour handy in the kitchen and let everyone know where it is.
π₯This is a true life experience of a woman who burned herself ..π₯.
Some time ago, I was boiling corn and poured some cold water into the boiling water to see if the corn was ready. By mistake I dipped my hand into the boiling water β¦. !!
A friend of mine who was a Vietnamese veterinary doctor had come to the house. So as I howled in pains he asked me if I had a sachet of (wheat) flour at home. I poured out a bit and he put my hand into the flour and asked me to wait for about 10 minutes. He told me that in Vietnam there was a boy who once burned. With the fire on him and in panic someone poured a sack of flour all overβ¦
She is your princess
She is your goddess
You are the fan of her curves
Her musky scented hairs are seductive
You admire her luscious red lips,
Buttery colored and soft skin
Oh her well-sculpted face, neck, arms and navel
Your words aren’t enough to describe them
Day and night, your mind is behind her
When she is sitting with you, you are in heaven
You proposed her with all the love in your heart
Senseing your admiration towards her and pure love,
She accepted you as her god
After much conversations, both parents agreed for wedding
Both of your dreams of living together came true
Your body and heart merged into one
After 10 months, she gave birth to your baby boy
The sweet fruit of your love
He is a sweet little angel with rosy cheeks
His skin is soft as butter like her
But he cries all the time for milk
Your beautiful goddess lost her sleep
Feeding the apple of eye, little baby
She doesn’t have time now to take care of you nor herself
You love her and baby and cared them after your job hours
After the child turned 1, you noticed-
your goddness developed dark circles
Her curves disappeared
Her slender navel didn’t came back to shape
She had stretch marks on her buttery stomach
Love handles developed on her sides
She started developing double chin
You wondered why this much changes occurred within one year
You asked her gentle “Honey, what happened to you?”
“Where is your beautiful curves and sculpted face?”
“Where is your pipal-shaped navel?”
“Why don’t you continue your beauty regimen and exercise?”
My friend’s wives are still young, slim and beautiful even after 3 years of marriage.
“Why don’t you take care of yourself?”
The princess, goddess answered him in just tears,
rolling down her motherly cheeks
More tender is her heart now with the birth of little one
Her heart turned butter which melts easily
She didn’t get words to answer
And the tears answered him for her
Did he understand her?
Did you understand her?
She is not a model She is not a film star She is your wife She is the mother of your baby boy She loves you, cooks tasty food for you Saving your money, she didn’t ask for a house maid Concerning about your health, she cooks healthy food for you And avoids buying food from out even while she is busy Do you understand her answer now young man? Do you still love her like you loved her before your son’s birth?
This poem is prompted by the posts of a fellow blogger who writes beautiful romantic poetry. I just felt to write this for all young men and women π
As the sun is about to set, I strolled through the garden. I had a slight headache due to heat. My eyes captured the sight of dried Butterfly pea flowers on the plant with few fresh flowers. Curious cook in me awoke. I collected a palm full of sun-dried butterfly pea flowers. I made it and sipped it after it cool down. My headache has gone with this beautiful drink. You too try this tea if you have Butterfly pea flowers (Sankupushpam in Malayalam) in your garden.
Fresh butterfly pea flower
Making of Tea:
Dried butteButt pea flowers – 10-15
Water – 150 mL
Put dried Butterfly pea flowers on a plate with some water and gently wash them twice to remove any dust. Put them in a vessel and pour 150 mL water to it and boil it. Once it boiled well, switch off the flame. Keep the tea in the vessel closed with a lid for 15 minutes so that the bluish pigments from flowers seep into the water. Then you can strain the tea and drink it lukewarm or after cooling down. Since it’s hot time, I drank it once it cooled down well. I drank it as such without sweetness in order to get the benefits well. You may add honey for sweetness. This tea is calming, relaxing and detoxifying and is rich in antioxidants.