Missed Time Out With My Grandkids
For the past couple of weeks, I have been looking forward to a family trip (including grandkids) to Big Bear, which is a small ski resort near Los Angeles. The kids wanted to play in the snow, make snowmen, and go sledding. Last year was the first time they played in the snow and they had a blast. Especially my grandson!
Alex has been as excited as him and was looking forward to this trip. He is a very prepared person which is great because I tend to a last minute person. Maybe that’s because I know he is there to take care of things!
Unfortunately I had to miss this event, last few days I have came down with a bad cold and fever. I insisted they should go without me and take lot of photographs. Of course I called them often so I can hear their excitement and their screams on the phone.
My grand daughter tried to make me feel better by saying how much they missed me and reassured me that we will make the trip to Big Bear again next year and that we can also bring along my other granddaughter, Rhea, who just turned one. With that type of promise, I can’t help but look forward to next year!
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awww, your grandkids are so sweet!
feel better soon!
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What a beautiful family you have! I’m sorry you’ve been ill and hope you feel better soon. Namaste.
Hope you are feeling better. I just “found” you on the web and am a new fan of yours…. THANK YOU so much for the videos… it feels like I’m cooking with a friend…
All the best to you…
—Rich
Namaste Manjula! What a lovely family. I can tell you are very proud of them. I wanted to tell you how much I enjoy your recipes. As an Irish/German American married to a Hyderabadi, I struggle with most Indian recipes since I don’t know what the dishes are really supposed to taste like. Every recipe of yours that I have tried has been a big hit here. Please continue the good work! I would also like to make a special request. I have new “sisters” who are Jain and I would like to be able to cook for them without accidently including some ingredient that they aren’t supposed to eat. Could you possibly add a recipe category with just Jain recipes? This would be a great help. Thank you!
Nancy