Jayshree, thank you for this enchanting story that truly captivated me! I resonate with the childhood memory of consuming freshly churned butter. When I was growing up, my grandparents owned several dairy cows, and we frequently churned our own butter. It was always my favorite treat.
FYI: For those, such as me, of limited familiarity with Indian dress (I know what a sari is but much beyond that, I've got nothin'.), I wikipediaed and "Dhoti: The dhoti, also known as veshti, mardani, dhotar, jaiñboh & panchey, is a type of garment, fastened in between the legs in a manner that it resembles trousers in shape, it may be fitted loosely but other tighter fittings are worn as well. It is most popular in India and Nepal. "
Thanks for this feedback! I had added links to the 'dhoti' and 'saree' in an earlier story - will re-add them here. Saree is in the images as well. Here is a link for dhoti - https://www.tibertaber.com/collections/dhoti-sets
Good, rather good, OK, OK, OK excellent story telling as usual but, "The friend and his wife are oblivious to the fact that their newborn daughter was exchanged for a baby boy shortly after her birth." , inquiring minds (Oh well, at least one, mine.) wonder, do you have any word on what happened to the daughter?
lol. Thanks, Jim, the backstory is in the attached link at the top. It explains the reasons for the swap and what happened to the girl. Please do read it.
Jayshree, thank you for this enchanting story that truly captivated me! I resonate with the childhood memory of consuming freshly churned butter. When I was growing up, my grandparents owned several dairy cows, and we frequently churned our own butter. It was always my favorite treat.
That is pretty cool! Nice memory share, thanks Charlotte. Yumm!
FYI: For those, such as me, of limited familiarity with Indian dress (I know what a sari is but much beyond that, I've got nothin'.), I wikipediaed and "Dhoti: The dhoti, also known as veshti, mardani, dhotar, jaiñboh & panchey, is a type of garment, fastened in between the legs in a manner that it resembles trousers in shape, it may be fitted loosely but other tighter fittings are worn as well. It is most popular in India and Nepal. "
Thanks for this feedback! I had added links to the 'dhoti' and 'saree' in an earlier story - will re-add them here. Saree is in the images as well. Here is a link for dhoti - https://www.tibertaber.com/collections/dhoti-sets
Good, rather good, OK, OK, OK excellent story telling as usual but, "The friend and his wife are oblivious to the fact that their newborn daughter was exchanged for a baby boy shortly after her birth." , inquiring minds (Oh well, at least one, mine.) wonder, do you have any word on what happened to the daughter?
lol. Thanks, Jim, the backstory is in the attached link at the top. It explains the reasons for the swap and what happened to the girl. Please do read it.
Yet another beautiful tale. Thank you Jayshree got bringing so much joy 💙🙏💫