In-law, in line?
"I won't wear a toe-ring," she said, "and that's it!"
Her old mother-in-law's face fell. Unsubtly.
"Oh well, all right then, I'll wear it on my finger, if it's so important to you."
The old woman's face half-bloomed with the compromise. She could tell her relatives now that her new daughter-in-law was modern, yet traditional.
celeb, howdy?
its all about "telling her relatives"...tch! tch!
11:50 pm
ahhh. lovely.
1:55 pm
aaha now i know the meaning of modern yet traditional :)
11:31 pm
oh well, it's better than on the eyebrows or the bellybutton I guess..
wonder have happened to the old mother-in-law if this suggestion cropped up! :)
8:29 am
hi
Thats nice.. short n sweet.. too cool. awesome.
-s
9:44 am
That was funny! I can soooooo identify with your protagonist :)
12:39 pm
c_m
hey, was under the weather for a bit, but back on my aching feet now! howdy? sandiego still?
meg,
:) its even worth a series, methinks, sometimes!
Harish,
:) paavam, old lady!
btw, congrats on the job!
wa,
:) it means that in some quarters!
adiya,
:) i wonder if they will be happy with this compromise in srirangam! :)
Inquisitive Akka,
hey, i really like ur pseud. with a name like that u shd have a rocking blog if only u put ur mind to it! :)
cheers!
r
3:42 pm
ha ha contemprary huh #-o
** modern, yet traditional
what next ... wearing the thaali in the belly :p
change is imminent all r8 :)
8:15 am
its all about "telling her relatives".. if we dont need to, we need not marry :)
3:23 pm
Thanks for the encouragement!! Shall definitely try to write something.... sometime :)
11:23 am