The Arches
Parallel lines!
Popsicle, anybody?
I guess running AND biking is ruled out!!
Even the chairs and tables were huddled together in the cold!
“This strange cold white thing messes up my morning routine every time!!”
Another great Sufi poetry for the evening.
This comes per Sumona’s request. The particular rendition I was listening to was by the Sabri Brothers – Ghulam Farid and Maqbool Ahmed.
“Mujhko bharpur abhi tak na koi jaam mila
Saqiya aur pila, aur pila, aur pila”
While Sufi songs have many interpretations, they have almost always revolved around celebrating wine or love. “Saqiya” – literally meaning the “cup bearer” refers to the lady who serves you a drink at the “maikada” (tavern) and sometimes also joins you for a drink.
“A full glass of wine, I have never been served before,
O cup-bearer, pour some more, some more, some more”!!

Fire and snow. Wine and songs!!!
“Since we are snowed in”…
That is how she (no point taking names, but let’s say Sharmila, as an example 🙂 ) captioned this picture while posting it in Facebook. In my defense, it was still above freezing temperatures… the water was hot… and don’t forget the all important red wine. That kept me warm too!!
Can I go back to my sleep now? 🙂








