KHS travels- DAY 005

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Day

16th Oct'20,

8:30 pm, Kazipet


After spending 5 days in this beautiful town, I told my local relative, my brother-in-law to take me around the town's natural places, which he thought could be tourism centres. 

I told him, not to take me to malls or buildings, but to places, which he had described to me with so much of interest, last night. This included a natural spring of water, which had huge fish. It had lovely, green fields, and such beautiful things. I was excited. 

As a result, this little town of Telengana, I was pretty excited to go around, watching it. I had taken an early bath, had a quick breakfast, and was all set to go out.

And then arrived the spoilsport...the rain! It came in and  started killing my day's plans of watching the localities! 

I was trapped in my room the whole day. I did not want to waste the energy. I started browsing about the town and then, I started clicking pictures from my room, of what was visible to me. I was bored!

I started reading a book, which I had left last night. But this was with such little interest. As the day passed, I was quite sure, that I had lost a day. I had plans of shooting all this and may be, preparing my next episode for my youtube channel. But it was all gone.

As we entered the afternoon, a new aroma started filling the house. I followed the aroma to the kitchen, and I saw my brother-in-law cooking biryani, just for me.

I do not know why was he cooking it? May be he felt bad that he could not take me around, or may be, he felt bad that I was disliking his town, or may be, it was pre-planned. 

But the best part was, that I WAS LOVING EVERY MOMENT of it.

We sat down on the floor, and he served that delicious biryani to me. 





Wow! It was the best biryani I had ever had in my life. 

As I loved the LOVE, which I got, I wait for the rain to get over, and wait for tomorrow's plan of watching Kazipet.

All excited, I wait.


BURP!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Amazing writer you are .
... Anita ma'am
October 16, 2020 at 9:19 PM
K Harish Singh said…
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October 16, 2020 at 9:55 PM
Anita saxena Adhaulya said…
I really appreciate your writing skills. You explain everything so well.
October 16, 2020 at 10:06 PM
K Harish Singh said…
Thank you so much, Anita ma'am. Thanks for reading :)
October 16, 2020 at 10:17 PM
Juhi Thakur. said…
Got really inspired by the way you write. It's actually commendable.
December 18, 2020 at 3:45 AM
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