Reminded me of a story I read as a child about a princess who told her father that she loves him as much as salt . He gets angry but later at another juncture is forced to plead for somesalt when he is offered nothing but sweet things. It's the wedding of his estranged daughter who says ' now do u know why I said salt ' :)
Remarkably well expressed Usha!
ReplyDeletePadmaja, I love your comments. Thanks a lot.
ReplyDeleteI loved the first...
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts on Salt prompt is similar too!
Thank you Satya. We tend to think alike.
DeleteLove both interpretations. Marie
ReplyDeleteTHank you Marie . I am glad you liked them.
DeleteUshaji, the first one is very sweet.
ReplyDeleteThank you Kalpana. The mirror cannot deceive us.
DeleteThis salt is so sweet, Usha M'am :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Sreeja,for such a salt free sweet comment.
DeleteBoth are very nice - I see we agree on the salt and pepper!
ReplyDeleteThanks oneofaclass. Yes we are on the same track.
Deletevery true
ReplyDeleteThank you Mr. Pathan.
DeleteSalt makes life sweet? I'll have to meditate on that!
ReplyDeleteSalt Cedar Blossoms
Yes dear, if you do not take salt for two days ,how will you feel?
Deletethe first one is so sweet....revealing the beauty of wisdom :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Sumana.Glad you liked it.
Deletenicely done; have a nice Thursday
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Thank you Gillena.
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Usha a brilliant take on the prompt today and Bravo!! applause!! applause!! I'm off to question the mirror now!! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks Nanka for such wonderful comments.You made my day.
DeleteBeautiful take!
ReplyDeleteReminded me of a story I read as a child about a princess who told her father that she loves him as much as salt . He gets angry but later at another juncture is forced to plead for somesalt when he is offered nothing but sweet things. It's the wedding of his estranged daughter who says ' now do u know why I said salt ' :)
ReplyDeleteYes Jaishree, I had that story in my mind when I wrote this.
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