The mirror asks me for the face I once had !! Speilet ber meg om det ansiktet jeg en gang hadde!!
Speilet ber meg om det ansiktet jeg en gang hadde.
The mirror asks me for the face I once had.....
After a long time, today I felt like writing something. It feels as if I’m on a journey through time. The part of me that I had left far behind — I am meeting her again. Somewhere amidst home, family, and children, I had forgotten myself. But with time, circumstances, and the support of my children, I have started walking on that path once more. I don’t know where destiny will take me, but I’ve begun again.
Have you ever thought about what an artist wants to bring to life on a blank canvas when he stands with a brush in his hand, and what he actually creates? It depends on how deeply he immerses himself in his art. And when he finally sees his thoughts fully expressed on the canvas, the satisfaction and contentment he feels cannot be put into words. That final creation becomes the artist’s true wealth and reward, which he receives from his own self.
In the same way, cooking is also an art. When the food is prepared and the flavors of each vegetable and spice reach the tongue and delight the heart, the feeling it brings cannot be expressed in words. Instead, it is seen in the satisfaction on faces, in the desire to have just a little more. When I see this in front of me, I receive both the price and the reward for my cooking right there. And somewhere deep inside, when this feeling arises, my heart fills with a sense of fulfillment.
Shweta
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