Random thoughts 1521 to 1535.

1521. In a marriage, the expectation of a man is for a life partner but that of a woman is for a saviour.

1522. While bathing, instead of simply washing with soap, it is better to rub all over the body and the feet with pumice stone to keep them clean.

1523. Himalayan salt or pink salt or Induppu (இந்துப்பு)balances sodium and potassium in our body. It helps in lowering blood pressure in our body.

1524. Whenever I go out, I take more than sufficient money but I don’t spend. But my children never take any money but they spend a lot.

1525. To check the clarity of our eyesight, we should not look with both the eyes open but with only one eye keeping the other eye closed.

1526. If the MIL and DIL are friendly and steers the family like that of the two oars of a boat, it will considerably reduce old age homes and divorce rates.

1527. A house is protected by a small door. The door is protected by a smaller lock. The lock is protected by a smaller key. So the size doesn’t matter.

1528. Unlike the other countries, the age of a newborn baby in South Korea is so far considered one. From tomorrow, they will follow the universal standard.

1529. You take four chapathy. But only two are available. Should you expect your wife to tell you “no more” OR you will understand the situation and leave?

1530. No one washes their clothes by hand. They use washing machines. Hence for obvious reasons they are reluctant to go to other’s houses as guests.

1531. Research from 1915 to1950s suggested that dreams are in black and white. Later in 60s, up to 83 per cent of dreams contain some colour.

1532. For a peaceful living, one must judiciously adopt both modern and traditional ways of living. Be a Roman when you are in Rome.

1533. Railways request not to use toilets when the train stops at the station. How senior citizens will manage when the train runs at high speed?

1534. “Fulfil” and “fulfill” are both correct spellings. Fulfil is used in the UK and Australia. Fulfill is used in the United States. In Canada both are used.

1535. A man is respected until he earns and a woman is respected until she works.