A Visit to the City Outskirts, by Rosina

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   ChitrangadaSharanposted 11 months ago

   Please take some time to read this interesting article by Rosina
   Please follow the link—
   https://hubpages.com/literature/a-visit … -outskirts

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   ChitrangadaSharanposted 11 months ago

   Hello Rosina,
   I enjoyed reading about your visit to the city outskirts, Maowa. It sounds like a nice place for a family trip. There is no doubt that such trips help to destress and in rejuvenating.
   The food description is great. I also love Hilsha fish.
   Thank you for sharing your personal experience.
   Wishing you a cheerful life, full of love and happiness.
   All the best.

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      surovi99posted 11 months agoin reply to this

      Thank you so much, Chitrangada, for sharing the link and your beautiful comments. Nice to know you love hilsha fish too. Gratitude for your well-wishes. I hope I can stay cheerful and happy moment to moment before another year passes by. Your comments are truly appreciated.

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   Brenda Arledgeposted 11 months ago

   Rosina...
   This sounds like a lovely place for you and your mother to visit.
   
   I'm not sure why you must purchase a bottle of cooking oil to prepare a fish, it should be enough to cook several, but it looks tasty.
   
   So glad you had a driver to take you and you feel refreshed now.
   
   It helps to have a change of scenery.

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      surovi99posted 11 months agoin reply to this

      Yes, it was a good place to visit and we enjoyed thoroughly. It was the chef's way of frying Hilsha fish in a lot of oil. We dont like so much oil but the fish menus tasted oil so we didn't mind. Yes, it helped to recharge our batteries and the scenery did do us a lot of good. Thanks for taking the time to comment graciously, Brenda. I really do appreciate that.

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   Jodahposted 11 months ago

   An interesting article. Sometimes we just need a change of routine or scenery to lift our spirits or recharge our batteries. Maowa sounds interesting, and I am glad you enjoyed the meal. I have not heard of Hilsha fish before, or having to purchase your own cooking oil for a chef to use, but at least you know the oil is fresh. Thanks for sharing your experience.

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      surovi99posted 11 months agoin reply to this

      Thank you, John, for finding my experience of Maowa visit interesting. We found it intriguing too. Hilsha fish is a famous fish in our world and is exported to neighboring countries. They mainly come from Padma river.
      
      We found it weird too that we have to buy our own cooking oil but that is the way with Maowa restaurants.
      
      Yes, the experience was breath-taking and joyous. My Mom and I enjoyed very much.
      
      Thank you so much for reading my article with interest. I highly appreciate that.

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   MsDoraposted 11 months ago

   Chitrangada, thanks for sharing Rosina's story. Rosaina, thanks for sharing your adventure. "My mind felt refreshed, and my body got recharged." That was certainly worth the trip.

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      surovi99posted 11 months agoin reply to this

      Yes, Dora, it was an adventure that certainly rejuvenated me. Yes, it was worth the trip. We all need some change from the mundane to experience that feeling. Thank you for stopping by to read and comment. I really appreciate it.

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   Ankita Bposted 11 months ago

   Rosina, I enjoyed reading about your travel to the city outskirts. Such rejuvenating trips are always needed to refresh our minds. I loved the photos too. Thank you for sharing this experience of yours.

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      surovi99posted 11 months agoin reply to this

      I am pleased to know you enjoyed reading about my trip to Maowa on the city outskirts. Yes, it was really good for me and I felt refreshed again. Glad you loved the photos. Thank you so much for reading and leaving your feedback. I really appreciate it. Have a good night, Ankita.

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