Three weddings and a funeral

Wedding 1:
Fairy tale. The bride's maid fell for the Best man. Months of romance and courting later, the wedding is less than a month away in Hyderabad. Start bridal-ising if you haven't yet. I remember, a banana-honey face pack was what I was suggested.

Wedding 2:
Also in Hyderabad. Where else? I'm dreaming of Khubaani ka Meetha and Karachi Biscuits. I want to see you with full make up and jewelery on, and for this, Biharan and I are in charge of tying up your hands and feet. Set the date alReddy.

Wedding 3:
In November @ Namma bengaluru. Feel privileged that I was the first to know about this love story. Like coffee, carefully, slowly brewed and perfectly warming. Your life's going to change and good luck and lots of love to you both.

Funeral 1:
Mine. Probably in the greater Seattle area. The above three are people who mean the world to me. I swear I don't want to choose between them. And for just mentioning the word "choose", for attending one of the weddings and not all, or for not attending any of them at all, I'm going to get killed. Do come and say a few nice words about me.

Confused???

I'm up when I'm down, and I'm down when I'm up.

Pbbffftttt!

Urbanspoon - my picks

Since I don't have any stories to share, I'll share with you some of the nicer places to eat that the boy and I discovered recently.

1. For Vegetarian/Vegan - Georgetown Liquor Company, Seattle. Great sandwiches and good beer. I'd highly recommend the Polenta as an appetizer.

2. For Italian - Fiamo Italian Kitchen, Victoria B.C.. Good, no GREAT food. Most items on the menu are Vegetarian friendly. Rustic interiors just bump up the experience factor.

Go!