Hi all

Hi all! As usual, time's flying by a mite too fast out here..So, will be back with the next and the next and the next parts of my trip, very soon..hang in there.

And, in the meantime, think over this phrase- a jovial cousin of mine said it during the wedding and we all burst out laughing. Can you guess the 'original' Hindi version of this?

' The chicken of the house is like the lentils'

Happy pondering!

Comments

Vinita Apte said…
hahahah 'Ghar ki Murgi Dal Barabar'
Come back soon...have been missing your jokes.
6/18/2009 1:54 AM
Keshi said…
I didnt get it :( does that make me a tubelight? LOL!

hey Amit that Flatmate post is up! :)

Keshi.
6/18/2009 6:51 AM
austere said…
:)
Fantastic- that zip zap zoom zest in your voice.


Do you really like dal soooo much?
6/18/2009 9:57 AM
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