The quote "Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat" fits the best for this day called as Sun-Day!
I bet everyone of us have that one, one night stand with our room, once a week on Saturday night!
And no one of us would be shy or scared to confess this relationship loudly :-D
So when you have to travel more than 100 miles daily, to and fro to reach your office, this long wait of 6 days seem like 6 weeks!
The Solar Eclipse that happened after nearly 900 years, made all of us keen and scared at the same time (for all those who had read the memes stating the end of the world on 21st June 2020) :-P
Mythology and Ancient times have their own theories and science behind a set of rules to be followed during eclipses. I don't remember waking up so early on Sunday, almost in last six months. Clock strikes 10 and I was all done with my breakfast, in those light pink shaded pajamas. As per the mythology and cosmic effect stuff , we were not supposed to light the stove or cook anything amid these 4 hours of eclipse. Being a food fetish, you know how important it becomes to over stuff and bag your stomach with extra calories that would help you to be satiated for next 4 hours!
I was constantly checking the time for eclipse to get over in my city and so i could grab those two piece of pizzas which I had saved since Saturday night (the only food that has the ability to calm down the cyclone going on in my mind). Everyone at home was starving so I thought to make "Maharashtra style Poha" while they were wrapping up with the rituals of sprinkling the Ganges water in the whole house, to make it sacred and free from the not so good cosmic effects of eclipse.
One dubbed South Indian movie in the evening along with cousins and a glass of wine, makes perfect dusk. In between all this, a thought from past suddenly crosses my mind and it tears me apart up to the extent that before even alarm rings, I was all awake.
And then starts the weekly routine, with uninvited mundane Monday!
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