Surekha Kulkarni

Eating some or other’s brain 😂

What are your daily habits?

I love eating. Now the disclaimer, food okay I eat, but I love eating brains of my near and dear ones 😄😄

My college friends

The first on my list is my college friends as they are the first , I meet. Wondering how I would be eating their brains, 😂 By asking so many doubts in my class, that all of them are bedraggled and dishevelled and silently curse me , as they cannot mouth any obscene profanities😉. My college professors though are an epitome of patience and understanding and calmly and enduringly answer all my doubts, queries and questions.

My one and only son is next on my list. I call him and he will do haa and hmm to all my inane interrogation ( according to him) about did he sleep well? Did he have his food don’t drive fast , come home early ( He doesn’t stay with me , and he is like Aai ( Mom) take a chill pill, all these questions are stored in my brain and now you store all the answers also. But I love my son so much you all know 😘😘.

My son my lifeline ❤️

But I love most eating brains of my better half, as his brain is the most tasty and bheja fry 😛😛. I will badger him , take him to my long shopping drives, make him eat all the bland diet food I eat ( He will be like , but 😅, I like to eat samosa and wada pav), will argue , fight and shout on every small thing and then will burst out in tears and howl and howl till he says sorry , don’t worry , I am there for you. And then I will be, like how many times I have told you not to fight with me , I am such a bechari ( poor ) gugi gai( silent cow ), but you never listen . Hubby stunned and speechless.

No chance of me posting hubby pics 😁

I can go on and on , how I relish picking and eating brains of all my near and dear, nonetheless, like Sherlock Holmes would say , ‘ I have the advantage of knowing your habits, my dear Watson’.

If anyone of you want your brain to be picked you know whom to dial 🥳

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  1. Hello there!
    Your article had me chuckling! In Romanian, we have a saying about “eating someone’s liver” which I think might be the equivalent to your expression. Your words, like a delightful meal, always leave me feeling satisfied yet craving for more!
    Your blog is a treasure trove of insights and I simply adore the photos you share. They add a beautiful personal touch that truly brings your stories to life.
    Thank you for opening up your world to us through your writing and images. 🥳
    #BlogLove

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