The love ended and so did our modern and practical
relationship.
After that, I became someone I never was. As I quote Khalil
Gibran here: “Ever has it been that love knows not its own depth until the hour
of separation.”, the bad days just began. Buckets of tears, lost appetite, more
fuck-ups, anger, madness, insomnia and what not. Let’s leave rest of the
dilemma for my personal cupboard.
We both lived to eat and never just ate to live, hence, we
bonded over food. He was my best friend. I started
missing going out to new places with him and having food without
actually thinking about the quantity I ate. I have less time to live in this
city, so that reminder started tormenting my head.
Anyhow my friends kept me alive and even he tried.
But again, I wanted to go out, to all the happening places
which were there on my list and eat like a wild animal, just the way I would
have done without these new changes in my life. So, here struck this idea -
Doesn't matter if I have to drag my friends to skip their work and come with me
or I have to head alone, my passion and love for food should not die. I want to cross out the places on my list and so I shall . And this is how I choose to move on.
“The Restaurant Files” is not just a blog but my journey to
all those amazing places, which will also help you to get to know about them. As
I am not a connoisseur, I won’t be wasting your time with unnecessary frivolities and trivialities about food, that they discuss on shows like Master-chef.
Being an electrical engineer, who failed
miserably at dieting for the love of food, who loves the art of dramatics and
is interested in politics more than she loves to talk, I invite you all to ride
along with me and get to know stuff about the places where the greatest need of
life – DELICIOUS MOUTH-WATERING FOOD –
is made and served to the humankind!
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