Sept Shorts02: Cryptic Chimichangas
Chimichangas bring together two very different appetites.
Navigating Family, Friendship, Marriage, Colleagues, Companions & other social connections
Chimichangas bring together two very different appetites.
A short story about people who plan and all their back-up plans.
The man I called ‘Mr.Everyday’ broke my heart and other things.
It might seem that I’m opposed to all Indian festivals but I’m actually, not. Not even to today’s grand occasion of Raksha-bandhan. Well, I have no problem with honoring the sibling relationship. If anything, I’m all for occasions that remind you to be grateful for the presence of special people…
So much comes up in silence, even somebody else’s silence.
I like to call it a frisson in friendship, not even something important enough to merit beginning with capitals and being preceded with a ‘the’
For the Indian man, there’s only one real woman in every relationship. It always goes back to her.
“I like this”, she says, “I like us.”“We are a comfortable close.” And she smiles at the picture on her screen one last time before switching it off.
A review of ‘Sisterland’ by Curtis Sittenfeld
Love Rehab: A Novel in Twelve Steps by Jo PiazzaMy rating: 3 of 5 stars Since ChickLit, there’s been a host of books in a new genre I’m going to call ‘This is not ChickLit’. Love Rehab is one of this type. It is about relationships and there is romance,…