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Wine

admin — Mon, 22 Jan 2024 20:16:00 +0000

If there is one cuisine I can have any time, anywhere, it is Italian. A cheese drenched and creamy dish with a glass of red wine – my my, the evening is set. Artusi is a luxurious fine dine Italian restaurant located in One Horizon Centre. The decor is classical European with intricate chandeliers carrying…

An Italian setting with relaxed wooden interiors, peaceful surroundings, slow French music in the background and a lovely authentic Italian menu is what this place stands for. They have a range of lip smacking subtle dishes and delicate imported wines. Chicken cob salad: Medium thick slices of soft grilled chicken served with chewy bacon, boiled…

Many amongst the burger lovers crave light burgers and sometimes, their specific demand is not met. For such situations, the outlets from Wendy’s are there to serve the lightest burgers and that too with customized Indian flavours. Wendy’s India has recently launched its new menu and some usual favourites are there with a revamped taste….

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Bamboo Curtains

admin — Sun, 14 Jan 2024 10:49:51 +0000

The bamboo curtains of our childhood are a thing of past now. I feel they were better compared to the polyester curtains that we are using these days – synthetic fibre which are not able to shield us well from the heat wave.Nostalgia hit us at Mehrangarh Fort where these bamboo curtains protect the fort…

How many of you remember these straw curtains from the 90’s? They are still been used in the traditional home sets and are pretty sustainable. As a kid, we used to flip them around from time to time and then get scolded by the elders.

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Drudgery

admin — Sun, 14 Jan 2024 10:27:52 +0000

Hidden feelings lying in some corner,

residual emotions tucked in another,

desires still left unhindered,

untouched they are, left to wither away.

Wither? I wish they were dead,

devolving in the abyss moment by moment,

I shun them to fade away in the dark,

but they yearn to burst with the familiar.

So many corners in my heart,

all connected, all decaying,

so many things left unsaid,

left to pile up and rot,

real laughter, real happiness no more exists,

just seconds of ecstasy; temporary they are,

fake smile plastered on my face,

nothing good to look forward to,

nothing to love,

nothing to feel happy for,

it is all dark,

it is all dead.

No, no, the world is not dead,

no, no, it is not lost,

I try convincing myself every day,

but my world is indeed lost in oblivion.

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Wine Tasting & Iron Man

admin — Thu, 19 Oct 2023 19:41:31 +0000

Last summer, I finally got to open the seductive looking bottle of La Rioja, a Spanish wine that I brought from Düsseldorf airport duty free. I had expected La Rioja to be a sweet tasting wine but it was weirdly not sweet although I wouldn’t call it bitter. I paired it with cheese, pasta and all sorts of items but I couldn’t come to like it.

One fine Friday evening, I was watching Iron Man 2 while enjoying my pasta with pimento stuffed olives and a glass of La Rioja. Just when Iron man discovers the new element that will fuel his arc reactor, I discovered that those pimento stuffed olives went so well with the tannins of La Rioja wine.

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