Isn’t ‘Honeymoon’ an oritentaion programme for the married life that lies ahead? It doesn’t really qualify as a vacation, you know. I mean, the couple is obviously tired after all the wedding ceremonies and drama that ensues during the course of the wedding. So, honeymoon just offers a respite; that’s my analogy though (insert laughing emoji).
I am sure some of you are bewildered with this description and probably the other half is just laughing at it. But, it is what it is guys.
So, my husband and I went on our first legit holiday ever since the orientation programme. IYKYK!
After one has spent considerable time together as a married couple, the holiday becomes a well anticiapted adventure. I mean, obviously there are going to be arguments. For us, definitely! You can’t go to the mountains and come back without a fight or for that matter even the moon.
So, without putting much thought into my outfits, I packed my bag and he got his backpack ready because all a Bombay guy needs is his pair of shorts and chappals, no matter where he goes. The minute we sat in the cab for our destination, we had a ‘healthy’ argument about the choice of the vehicle. That marked the beginning of our holiday in the mountains.
The journey was a quite one though, because the serpentine roads never bring out the best in me. My husband’s best memory from the vacation is the road journey where I didn’t have the energy to talk (argue). I guess, he’s probably always going to take me to the mountains now! Bwahah!
Anyway, when you’re complete opposites and tend to align with your choices and prefrences for a brief period of time, it’s nothing short of a miracle. And, that’s exactly what happened guys. WE ACTUALLY AGREED ON SOMETHING, TWO-GETHER!!
Lots of Love
M
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