Assalam-O-Alaikum friends,

I hope you all will be healthy and happy. Today I am sharing one such page of my diary with you all which was very special for me. This story is from last night when I went out to dinner with my husband and lovely son Mohammad Uves. Despite being simple, this experience was very memorable because it included the family, delicious food and a glimpse of folk culture.

At night we planned to go out and eat. The three of us decided to try something new today. That is why we reached a small shop called "Tawa Fry". It was not a big restaurant, but was similar to street food. But his atmosphere and the fragrance there forced us to stop there.

Me and my husband together ordered food. We called for a plate talmel as well as a bottle cold drink. talmel was priced at Rs 200 and cold drinks Rs 20. If you look at the dollar, the price of the talmel is $ 2.40 and the $ 0.24 of the cold drink. That is, there was a dinner of 220 rupees (about $ 2.64) in total. Getting such a delicious food at such a low price was a great pleasure in itself.

Now let's talk about the food that made our night even more special. The talmel was a kind of combo that included chicken fry, noodles, rice and omelette. All these were prepared on the pan with special spices. The taste of the food was so wonderful that every morsel was encouraging us to eat more.

Not only this, the salad was also served with it. This salad was also added to mild salty pieces with tomatoes, onions, cucumber and lemon, making it even more tasty. Both the simplicity and taste of the plate made it special. My husband and I sat together and slowly enjoyed every dish, and also fed the younger Kaur son Mohammad Uves. Sitting with family always gives different fun.

The beauty of that moment was not limited to food, but the moments spent together made it more special. Both me and my husband shared the food together, interacted, and spent while laughing. Mohammad Uves was also making us happy with his innocent antics. Sometimes he looks into the food plate, sometimes pointing to the bottle. These small acts became a cause of great happiness for us.

Sometimes it seems that true happiness is not in any big hotel or expensive food, but in these plain moments spent with the family. A small street food shop like Tawa Fry also became a memorable place for us.

After finishing the food, we were returning to the house. On the way, we suddenly saw Garba program. People were adorned in traditional clothes and were dancing by making a circle on the sound of drums and drums. Seeing the atmosphere full of colorful clothes, rhythm and energy, our steps stopped there.

The three of us stood there for a while and kept watching the view of Garba. Mohammad Uves also started jumping happily after hearing the sound of applause and the beat of the drum. At that time it felt that the real identity of Gujarati culture is this - the atmosphere full of music, music and dance.

In this way, our night started from a simple dinner and turned into a cultural experience. The taste of Tawa mail, husband and son's support and then the coincidence of watching garba - all of them became special in this evening.

The beauty of life is that we do not have to find happiness, we get us in small moments. Whether it is the roadside talmel or suddenly garba dance - the name of living and cherishing all these moments is life.

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