Yeah, late again... you know there's a thing or two going down at the Mac residence. No further word on father at this stage other than that he is in the neuro ward and will be for some time. The consultant was quite concerned for him and I have no doubt that he is in the best place he could be right now.
Meanwhile, the younger Macs and I practice our patience in Love of the capital 'ell' kind. It is all that we have for the moment.
Last night, Mac1 came over and I prepared a full feast for Deepavali (Diwali). Dad loves an Indian meal, particularly dahl and chapatti... we ate in his honour.
YAM what a lovely and delicious table you and Anne shared.
ReplyDeleteHugs and capital L and of course prayers for Dad
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Mmmm. The food looks good. My thoughts are with you all.
ReplyDeleteLove, Gail.
We hope you both were able to enjoy your dinner despite your concern for Dad. He is in the best place right now - we hope there will be some answers soon. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a yummy dinner. We're keeping our paws crossed for your dad.
ReplyDeleteI am sending my very best wishes for your dad. I'm glad that you had a good meal in the midst of the worry.
ReplyDeleteMaking my mouth water.
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The least you can do Yamini is to ensure that your father gets the best care. And I am glad he is getting it. My thoughts and prayers.
ReplyDeleteVery nice to see the Indian dishes, and happy to know that you all like them. And that sparkler there symbolizing the light removing darkness, bringing peace and happiness.
Wish you and family a Happy Deepavali. Because of the recent bereavement, we didn't have any celebrations. My wife and I went over to my brother-in-law's house and we had a meal.
Hari OM
DeleteThank you, Pradeep-bhai! I think all 'celebrations' were lessened this year anyway due to COVID... but we each had that extra weight. I am glad you could be with family, which is so important at this time. My sister is very supportive and accommodating to my Hindu ways and thankfully my cooking of such meals is a little more than tolerable!!! (I have been preparing sattvika meals for over 20 years now.) Chinmaya Mission, with whom I sat gurukula, held an online Mahalakshmi puja which timed beautifully prior to our meal and helped to 'centre' me a bit. We are in the 'wait and see' stage with dad and will know nothing more till Monday. Pranaams to you and family, Yxx
Very colourful kitchen and meal. enjoy your day. Furrings and purrings Mr T
ReplyDeletesorry i did not SEE the food, i was blinded and excited over the sparkler.. i love fire, i love sparklers... I know this has to be stressfull for all of you, glad Mac1 is there with you and I hope you can both get some rest..
ReplyDeleteGlad to see inspire of everything you were able to celebrate. Your Indian food is so good! Perhaps in the future we will share a meal again.
ReplyDeleteOh how divine ~ great company and wonderful food ~ Xox
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Your meal looks so yummy. Hugs♥
ReplyDeleteHi Yam - it looks delicious and I'm so pleased you were able to spend time for Diwali - lovely seeing the enjoyment you both were getting. I'm glad your father is safe - probably the best place, as you note. All the best for this week - Hilary
ReplyDeleteAh, Yam. I feel so badly for you. All the best. xx
ReplyDeleteNothing like a meal shared with loved ones to help face the difficulties in life. namaste, janice xx
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