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Padithathil Pidithathu

"Naaliku Pullayar Chathurthi...Uppu kozhakattaina Ravikku romba pudikum...kandipa seiyanmnu" enru ninaithavaaray maavu oora vaithaal amma.
"Rameshuku poornamna usiraachay...konjam neriya vellam eduthu vaipoam"..ithu maami....
"Karakaranu ethachum kadichu saapdanum pola iruku...muruku senju neivedhyam panidlaam...evening tiffenukum aachu.."....paati manadhil odum alaigal...
"Pullayaar chathurthi payasam..Paruppu payasathuku badila...semiya poatu paal payasam panidungo...."..intha vayasilaiyum thaathaku enna aasai....
"Naaliku oru naal thaan leave..naalikachum...urula kizhangu poriyal...vengaaaya saambhar...paruppu rasamnu..nalla granda samayal pannu..." idhu kudumba thalaivaroda kattalai...
Ithellathaiyum Boojai roomlenthu..pullayar mounamaaga sirithu konday ketu kondu irunthaar :)

Comments

Syam said…
innum yaarum varalayaa... :-)
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Syam said…
soooooooberu gils, kalakiteenga....ipdi thaan avar pera solli neyar viruppam :-)
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Priya said…
ha ha.. romba sari. Ovvoru pandigaikkum ovvoru set of palakarams panni saapita dhan namakku thrupthi. Perukku neivaidhyam panniduvom :)
Saturday, October 28, 2006
KK said…
Gils ithelam seriye illai... yennayum puliayar rangeku aakiteengale... neenga intha maathiri vitha vithama dish per'ellam potu nyavagam paduthiteenga...naan yenga poi saapiduven :(
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Janani said…
Ahaaaaaaaaaa.. ithu enna samaiyal speciala?? Enn favoritesa list panniteengale...
Saturday, October 28, 2006
gils said…
@syam:
:D ellam veetuku veedu vaasapadi thaan :D

@priya:
ella pandigaiyumay is associated more with the dishes which are prepared for them than the god/godess

@IA:

:D

@kk:
tell notaamai :D

@jan:
oh idhellam unga fav. mine too :D
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Ponnarasi Kothandaraman said…
Hahaha.. Tht was 2 good! Made us laugh :)
Sunday, October 29, 2006
Vidya said…
:D

Dang, I wish someone cooks like that for me !

P.S Enna word verification remove panna sollitu nee comment moderation AND word verification include pannaraya ???
Monday, October 30, 2006
gils said…
@samename:

:D thot u r one big cooker...idellam samaika theriyatha :D and for the comment verification..summa tried it outta curiosity..eppa sema kadiya iruku..remvoed it now..
Monday, October 30, 2006
G3 said…
Nice post :)
Monday, October 30, 2006
gils said…
@g3:
huh....yaarupa athu g3 perla comment poatathu
Monday, October 30, 2006
G3 said…
G3yae dhaan :)
Monday, October 30, 2006
gils said…
huh...ennanga aachu..naga suthiya?? ila brain tumoura?/chances for latter are remote as the moola porul is negligible...note ur honor naan sonnathu moola porul..moolai illai :D :D....romba chamathu kudamaatum comment podratha paatha etho weighta varaporathoda ariguri mathiri irukey...hmm...
Monday, October 30, 2006
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