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I love something on the side with my Dal Chawal - sometimes fried, other times achaar.

He enjoyed. He warned. He himself.

This fellow is quite old, maybe between 12-15 years old, lives a life on the streets.
My sister found Andhu with a maggot infested wound on the hind left leg. A toe was amputated.
His left eye has no vision and has constant discharge. His right eye is beginning to have discharge. His hearing is weak. And he’s slow to move around. His teeth look decayed. But he’s still a gentle doggo.
Andhu has survived a few accidents with vehicles running over his leg and hip because he couldn’t see them coming and could barely hear them honk and couldn’t move fast enough. Each time my sister has taken him to private vets and gotten him first aid, expensive physiotherapy and treated him at home before releasing him back into the community.
Now as he grows old, she brings him home more often despite having 4 pet cats (who are cool with Andhu) and a foster cat who is scared of all the others.
Last slide is home made food for him: chicken breast, chicken liver and heart, little rice, pav (bread) and a little milk. Poured in some water, mixed and mashed the food for the old man.
Can anybody explain why his ears are crumpled like this?

Phoebe has two main attention-seeking forms:

🥖 Baguette: she stretches across the floor, looks directly into your eyes, and reaches both paws towards you, trying to tempt you into rubbing her belly.

🥐 Croissant: she curls herself into one tiny, suspiciously perfect circle.

After watching this happen repeatedly, I made the only rational decision: a French-accented EDM song about her pastry transformations.

Sound on for the full bakery experience. 😂

Trishul nashta: Sheera, Upma ani Pohe
McDonalds Cold Coffee

Took barely 5 mins to mix ingredients and about 20 mins in the microwave-oven’s convection mode. Would take maybe half the time in a proper convection oven.
Was delicious 😋
Eternally grateful to God for an elder sister! 😇

Not sure if this is a bug or a language question.
However, this is not the first time that I’ve found a wrong pronunciation in Japanese, for example は pronounced as “ha” instead of “wa”.

I am really hoping there’s a proper explanation to this, because I feel like Duolingo is getting me super confused, impacting learning of the language.

No luck looking for the brain cell 😛