Too much of a good time
Sometimes, you discover that there indeed exists such a thing, as having too much of a good time! It’s a bit like eating chocolates and ice cream every day for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I am talking about my holiday.
It was great, terrific, wonderful. But at the end of it, I did long for my own bed, my home and my time to myself.
It was nice to take a break—but equally terrific to be back.
The sea was lovely. Beckoning. Alluring. Mesmerising.
It was nice to take a break—but equally terrific to be back.
The sea was lovely. Beckoning. Alluring. Mesmerising.
Could have stared at it for many more days without getting bored. But I wanted to come back.
Hey...so here u r wid d post...i thought it would take some time but i was wrong...d pics are really 2 goood...and as far as chocolates and icecreams are concerned...i agree, u need a break from dem 2...after all d goodies everytime make us realise d worth of casual common things....
ReplyDeletehome sweet home is always sweet home :)glad u had a gr8 time.. looking fwd to more pictures :)
ReplyDeleteWelcome home hon.
ReplyDeleteI haven't known that feeling in a long time. Hoping to discover it again after my honeymoon next year...
Bet your bed feels comfortable.
Hi!!!! Been secretly visitng ur blog and reading most of what u have so eloquently written...
ReplyDeleteGot here through Pretty Woman's blog... And am glad that I did.... Will be back for more....
Welcome back! So glad to hear that you had a great time. I could stare at the sea for hours day after day too. It is just so relaxing! I miss not living next to it.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I agree too - sometimes you feel you need to get back to your place, your haven and feel the comfort...nothing to beat the cosy feeling!
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a nice trip - luv that toothless grin of Gia's... and I sure do envy your bro & fly. for their sea-facing apartment! Lovely pics!!!
Good to have u back :) Yeah, home sweet home. Lovely pics, never thought Mumbai sea can also look so beautiful, as my experience of Mumbai sea has been dirty beaches and polluted sea.
ReplyDeleteAkanksha :Thank you--Have visited you and left a comment too.:-)
ReplyDeleteDiya:so true--home is home:-)
Ritu: Thank you.and your comment did make my day today :-)Wonder who the pretty woman is.Will drop by and find out.
Bob-kat:yes--I too love the sea, and used to leave close by, in three different places.
Sk:Start a blog.Start a blog.Start a blog!! bTW these pictures were clicked from my friend's apartment, not my brother's.She too stays right opposite the sea.
Misti: Juhu is very clean now.They have shifted all the paani puri stalls etc.Every morning a huge cleaning process goes on. Worli still leaves much to be desired.Buti guess it depends on where one chooses to look.You can either look at the dirt--or simply see the sea :-)
Freelance: thank you!! will drop by soon.
ReplyDeleteGreat to have you back and that you had so much fun!
ReplyDeleteSo good to have you back to give us more of your 'brain food'...
ReplyDeleteWelcome back, PS, and glad to hear you had a nice time - funny how we become attached to our own bed, isn't it?
ReplyDelete:-)
Devil Mood: Missed reading your blog--but i have compensated for it :-)
ReplyDeleteNiall:Thank you my friend!
Scotty: Yes--i never knew I was such a home-body. (that too i love travelling)
Welcome back!
ReplyDeleteNow, if you could eat chocolate for every meal of the day while AT the beach...that would be something!
Ahhhh... I could stare at the sea for many a day too, and never get bored. Mesmerizing describes the beauty of the sea quite well. :)
ReplyDeleteBut yeah, nothing is quite so comforting as being home.
This looks so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was growing up the beach was very close to my house and I would walk there every day. You could hear the ocean waves from my bedroom window. I so miss the ocean.