Bravo Sum_off, you did it again. Every time I read your stories, it feels like I'm Sum_off living those moments. You are such a wonderful storyteller. I will repeat like a ghisa pita record player..it's time to find a publisher. BTW: "The silver box was gleaming with fresh polish. It looked brand new indeed. But being a wisely married man, I did not admit it. I knew my Miranda rights. I did have the right to remain silent. Anything I said could and would be used against me by the law of marriage. I was well aware that she would use it against me every time I fail short of an equivalent job cleaning the Pressure Cooker: “Maile gareko kaam ra timile gareko kaam maa difference hera ta. – Kahani ghar ghar ki "Appearing progressively fidgety, she had been searching for that silver box for two uninterrupted hours. She was less agitated during her labor pain. I was there, I remember. It is beyond me how the pain of dilated cervix from the pressure of 7.6 pounds human can be less than the pain of losing an ornamental item of no real significance" – Epidural ka kamala hai