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Raji Ram
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I feel this thread is getting funnier day by day! Anyway laughter is the best medicine; right??.......... we do need someone to be in the same house, just a companion and someone who would care enough to at least give us some headache medicine..) .......
And, dear Bushu can edit her post as follows:
'we do need someone to be in the same house, just a companion and someone who would care enough to at least
give us some headache and then medicine..'
=> :biggrin1:
Raji Ram
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Amala! Don't you think this is an apt 'situation song'?? :lalala:
Kavalai Padathey Sagothara - Kadhal Kottai Tamil Film - YouTube
Raji Ram
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I read your post (in haste) as Kavithaiyin Kaivannam: Paruppu Thogayal and
thought how come guys have started writing 'poems' for recipies??! :typing:
I feel this thread is getting funnier day by day! Anyway laughter is the best medicine; right??
And, dear Bushu can edit her post as follows:
'we do need someone to be in the same house, just a companion and someone who would care enough to at least
give us some headache and then medicine..'
Hahahahahaa!!! sure Raji, I like your way too.. so funny.. sometimes I guess i get carried away
And for the Paruppu thogaiyal, I love " Peerkangai Paruppu Thogaiyal" Mmmm... mmmm... the best!
Raji Ram
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This may be a better discussion, Sir! 'Who dominates in selecting the recipe of the day?' :fish2: :fencing:May be the discussion can now move on to "who dominates in eating, Man or Woman?", I think.
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hi RR,
in olden days...in my childhood..my grand pa used to say day to day recipe....my grand ma makes it...one day sambar..next day
molagootal.....one day rasam with sutta appalam....venthaya kozhambu.....molagu rasam on oil bath days...like wise goes on....
now my wife cooks whatever she likes.....no questioning...like it or not.....no complaint/no arguement.......no discussion before
cooking.....it goes on...but children can complain...not the husband.....its reverse situation....one single word....pidicchaa
sappudongo......pidikkatti thayir saadam with maavadu....
regards
tbs
Haiyo, mamikku avallavu freedom.. so sweet.. I wish I had that.. hehehheeee!! thank god ennoda mamiyaar cook pannuvaa so I used to be her helper and at nights I used to cook and thankfully complaint varaadhu, at least chappattukku, andhamattulum pozhachindirundhen..
when the whole house is being run by a woman, chellappo frustrations vara thaan cheiyum.. it is only natural.. but your narration was very cute..
We started off with ego.
We then went through love marriage/arranged marriage discussion
And are now with cooking.
Have we misread the title of the thread as Women domination?
We then went through love marriage/arranged marriage discussion
And are now with cooking.
Have we misread the title of the thread as Women domination?
hahahahahaa!! well ultimately food gets into everyone's mind I suppose.. and I won't be surprised if we all start exchanging recipes.... let us wait and see..
that made me laugh out loud!Haiyo, mamikku avallavu freedom.. so sweet.. I wish I had that.. hehehheeee!! thank god ennoda mamiyaar cook pannuvaa so I used to be her helper and at nights I used to cook and thankfully complaint varaadhu, at least chappattukku, andhamattulum pozhachindirundhen..
when the whole house is being run by a woman, chellappo frustrations vara thaan cheiyum.. it is only natural.. but your narration was very cute..
bushu,
without intending to be intrusive, i am somewhat confused by your reference to your, 'ex', brothers in law, maamiyar. the query is, whether there is an 'ex', and a 'current' that you have omitted to mention, and the said bils and mils are related to the current.
otherwise, does it mean, even though the 'ex' is not in the picture, the bil, mil are very much part of your life.
you do not need to answer the query if it is too personal. but the query came, only by chaining your several posts and references therein.
hope you dont mind.
thank you.
Raji Ram
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One word of appreciation about our chefs of SingArach Chennai has taken the thread to the kitchen!hahahahahaa!! well ultimately food gets into everyone's mind I suppose.. and I won't be surprised if we all start exchanging recipes.... let us wait and see..
Never even imagined this swift turn! And, don't give new ideas, dear Bushu! :director:
Raji Ram
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That is the coooolest attitude, TBS Sir! Be happy to get the tasty thayir chaadam and maavadu!
There are three types of husbands:
1. They don't know to cook, but criticize everyone's cooking!
2. They know to cook and always criticize the wife's cooking!
3. They may or may not know to cook and they neither criticize not appreciate!
So, the ultimate result is that the husbands who appreciate the food are RARE!!
Note: In most of the second 'cases', when the husband takes charge of the kitchen,
it is the wife who clears the mess!!
hwell:That is the coooolest attitude, TBS Sir! Be happy to get the tasty thayir chaadam and maavadu!
There are three types of husbands:
1. They don't know to cook, but criticize everyone's cooking!
2. They know to cook and always criticize the wife's cooking!
3. They may or may not know to cook and they neither criticize not appreciate!
So, the ultimate result is that the husbands who appreciate the food are RARE!!
Note: In most of the second 'cases', when the husband takes charge of the kitchen,
it is the wife who clears the mess!!
raji,
i would not generalize such, for in the world of today, i think, there is far more open appreciation and discussion about menu and eat outs.
atleast in the urban environment.
i can safely say, in my group of 60 year old friends, tambram and white, all the men, without fail, know how to cook. also, there is a division of labour - if one partner cooks, the other cleans up. the caricaturized idiot man, who does not know the difference between salt and sugar, i think is a past. hopefully past.
in india, still, men boys are spoilt by their mothers. increasingly girls too, as these focus on studies. so one should not take for granted, that it will be the woman who will do the cooking. it will be done by the one who is most adept at it.
if men do not appreciate their wife's cooking, i think, the wife, can very well demand and get the rightful kind words to provide succour to her hard work. nothing wrong with that.
there are definitely more groups of men, than what you have listed. i think it is a one sided simplistic view of menfolk and their characterestics. we can be as sensitive and understanding, as the best of women. no? i think we can.
Raji Ram
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What else can I observe, Kunjuppu Sir, living so many years in India and particularly in SingArach Chennai!
I am talking about men, living in India, who are 50 +
I happily watch my dear DIL 'making' my son appreciate the food, prepared by her or me! Hats off to her!! :yo:
I am talking about men, living in India, who are 50 +
I happily watch my dear DIL 'making' my son appreciate the food, prepared by her or me! Hats off to her!! :yo:
Please ma'am. We give up! No more domination, please...
Raji Ram
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Thank you! :thumb: . . .
eace:From women domination at home to work. Catalyst Research has given the following data:
Women now make up 46.7% of work force in America and hold 51.5% of management, professional and related occupations. Yet only 7.6% of the Fortune 500 top earners are women.
Women make up only 2.6% of Fortune 500 CEOs.
Women now make up 46.7% of work force in America and hold 51.5% of management, professional and related occupations. Yet only 7.6% of the Fortune 500 top earners are women.
Women make up only 2.6% of Fortune 500 CEOs.
religious data is better. Ardhanarishwar is 50% male and 50% female.
Raji Ram
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Just presenting one more incident to show how girls reject the prospective grooms, of late!
Girl wants to speak to the boy of her parents choice. Boy says he will visit Sabari Malai temple twice a year.
Girl rejects the boy!! Reason given: He prays the God, who is born to two male Gods!! :faint:
Yeah, what on earth were the gods thinking? But it turned out ok I guess since the son also became a God.
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