The Mangalsutra Mystery

Ranchu · Jun 17, 2010

btw did you give lunch to your dear Sis ?
Sho shweet of her to leave office and come home to console you .

bhansnig · Jun 18, 2010

Hi Laks
Very well written.It happens in my house also. My husband also is clueless about all these things. It is very irritating but when we look back it seems to be very funny.
Enjoyed reading it

Sabitha_K · Jun 19, 2010

My dearest Laks,

First of all apologies for coming in so late to post my response.I nominated your blog lest everyone misses out on such a wonderful piece of ineffable delight.I know the convention is the other way around where one comments and then nominates.

Anyways, without further digression , when I started reading it, it was like a paroxysm with medley of feelings bursting in all directions.There was humour, satire, pun , mystery on reading it but the most appreciable feature was how deftly you have handled it.It is extremely rare to come across such blog where you have experimented with your writing style and it was a runaway success.Yes, it was amusing to the core and I enjoyed it thouroughly.

I hope you would regale us now with your writing as the comments received bear the testimony to the admirers you have garnered in such short time.

Eagerly waiting for your next entry !!!!!!!!!!!

suryakala · Jun 19, 2010

Dear Laks, It is very interesting to read your experience.But you were in a great tension at that time.but at last you have found it.That is good.Wonderful Blog.Really I enjoyed it.Thanks to you.

swap · Jun 19, 2010

sorry but this is a cute scene even my hubby is the same can somebody tell me why are husbands so?????

Mindian · Jun 21, 2010

dear laks,

that was just GREAT ! absolutely captivating narration.hahaha dont we all have such hubbys:biglaugh
love
Mindi

Laks09 · Jun 21, 2010

Dear kAlyaniShAnti - Thank you for the FB. I'm glad you enjoyed reading.

Dear sripillai/Bhansnig/Swap and Mindi - We need to start a specific thread on Hubbies Howlers in the relationship forums. I'm sure it'll be an instant hit with all of us having incidents like this one to share. Thank you for your FBs and I'm happy you liked reading.
Dear Ranchu - Yes, I did get my sister a good meal before she went back to work.

Dear Suryakala - You are absolutely right, I've never been so tensed in my life! Phew, it was such a relief to find the Mangalsutra!!

Dear Sabi - Thank you for the nomination and the FB. As I mentioned in the nomination thread, you considering my post as worthy of nomination means a lot to me. Your FB gives me the exhilaration and encouragement to promptly start thinking about a next entry, something which is constantly at the back of my mind these days.

I've hard pressed for time and hence haven't been able to post responses to all the comments received. I'm sorry for the delay.
I hope all of you are doing well.

Custard · Jun 28, 2010

Hello Laks,

Nice write up! I enjoyed your narration!

Kamla · Jul 3, 2010

Dear Laks,
Congratulations on your win!
I read your blog and I note that it is your first one at that..o wow, it is too good!
I loved your narration style, it was like experiencing all your various anxious emotions with you. The dialog between your husband and you brought a big smile to my face. Loved the way you called it the diamond mangalasutra and him calling it a 'chain'! So typical of men.
Ha ha ha, I am glad that there are more such husbands, it is not just me who has to suffer!
Must mention your sis and her hunger at 4pm for lunch, that was a masterstroke Laks!
L, Kamla