Happy Diwali! Yesterday, I picked up an order of samosas and barfi for my dad at a local Indian restaurant/sweet shop. While showing us around Delhi on family trip to India in November 2001, our tour guide (who happened to be Hindu and who took us around mostly Hindu temples) was emphatic « We are …
It’s my dad’s 89th birthday today. Since the first time he nearly died during cardiac surgery, eleven years ago to the day, my dad has set his sights on making it to 90. A natural extrovert and party-man (his idea of a good time is making sure his guests practice the deadly sin of gluttony), …
For several years in a row now, my brother and sister-in-law have invited both sides of the family to Christmas Eve dinner. Two nights ago, as my 88 year old, East Indian dad was sitting strategically in front of a plate of warm prosciutto hors d’œuvres on the coffee table, my sister-in-law’s elegant and ageless …
Valentine’s Day I love this face This face, this face The space it takes When pressed so close To mine The crinkled corners Of kind blue eyes The deepened grooves That earn another year today I love the way it takes me in The tam o’ shanter Silly grin That makes me laugh (At stupid …
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