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Writer: subhashini
subhashini
Nov 8, 2022

I need a smart, efficient, savvy person who will make the man of the house and the family happy. Who'll pay bills, books shows, order food and groceries online, Who has the extraordinary knowledge of where socks, belt, wallet, keys, remote, and bags hide. Who will cook delicious breakfast, fancy dinners, and pack pretty lunch boxes. One who is an epitome of patience- Will wake up children without losing temper, answer all their questions, help them in crafts, and finish school homework. Who will rush to office- Nevertheless keeps the house clean of dust and cobwebs. Washes the ever filling sink, piling dirty clothes and also fold them without a boring yawn. Should worry about everyone: parent, in laws, siblings, and friends. Svelte figure, gets ready before everyone does and always smiles. Always smiles, no matter what, like a superwoman who can handle a lot. I need a wife like that for me, to take care of me.

 
 
 
Writer: subhashini
subhashini
Nov 6, 2022

I feel sad for Kamini leaves. I subscribe flowers from a popular florist. Every fortnight I get assorted fresh flowers delivered at my doorstep. The bunch has seasonal flowers along with regular ones, like rajanigandha and chrysathemums. It comes with fillers either like goldenrod, gypsophila or kamini leaves. Gypsophila stays fresh for a long time. Goldenrod for a week. Kamini leaves depends on when it was added to the bouquet.I say this because they start to whither in a day or two. Madhukamini or Murraya paniculata is a small shrub with shiny green leaves and small white flowers. Both leaves and flowers are fragrant. The leaves don't turn yellow even as they grow old. So, it has become quite popular in bouquets to add volume and give a fresh look. Much that love these flowers at home, I really wish that florists think about the choice of fillers.

 
 
 
Writer: subhashini
subhashini
Nov 3, 2022

The last ten foot cosmos fell on its knees a month back. I collected all the flowers onto a plate before they wilted.

Fresh Garden Cosmos

I left them on my table to shade dry for a week. They are paper thin and crisp. I've collected them into a box. Not sure what I will do with them. Am sure it will come to use someday.

Dried cosmos flowers.

 
 
 
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