Pizza and Bhaji

This would sound a very odd combination, but only those who have tasted it would know the difference. One can say "it's different", for we had tomato ketchup too.

I was planning to make BHAJIs, a Maharashtriyan dish, and to my and everyones surprise I did it well! I had the fear whether these could be counted in the eatables list, but later found that one more item was added to the eatables list I can make, the only other being MAGGI. What added to the flavour was the CHATNI made by Dhanashri, my sister. Later we also discovered that the PIZZA made by her was unbeatable. We were eagerly waiting for one to come from her, but were surprised to get half-a-dozen of them! Not to be surprised that it won the man off the match award; appreciated very much by the janata gathered to taste the food-items. The PIZZA tasted excellent!

Every one seemed to be enjoying the food with ALL sorts of PJs. And unknowingly a thought came to my mind answering the expression from one of the Marathi plays, sung by a renowned actor Prashant Damle. Its says -

Resignation and Onsite opportunity - tightly bonded !

You speak of resigning from the company and you will have the opportunity to work abroad.

I was totally frustrated working at a single place and that too with the job demanding me to create Proof Of Concepts, POCs is what they call it here, and a few project related stuff, which did not please me at all.

I uploaded my experience on the job search portals and found a couple of opportunities in my inbox - all this within just 20 days time. You would not feel surprised to hear that I was offered an opportunity to work onsite from my current employer, as is the general and final procedure to retain an employee.

I had heard of this kind of bondage between resignation and onsite opportunity. But it feels very different when you are in dilema of accepting or declining the opportunity...the opportunity to work abroad!