I LOVE IT. dad made chunky tables, foldable tables, bed tables -- all kinds of stuff for us. I am still looking for the right table. And so is Udit. I think we dream of good tables!!! Let's go table hunting, moley. :-)
big boobs lovingly held by a table just the right height- that's a match made in heaven. The tables you've reminded me of Roshni! There was one particular table in the reading room of my college library. It was in the hottest corner, the sun spilled onto it half the day but man could it hold my boobs! I loved that table. Thank you for writing this. You bring objects to life.
Yay I love that you are part of the witches who have put tables to use like this! It seems so obvious na! Thank you-- your tareef is always special -- muah
I did not know I had a thing for tables till I read your essay. With every line, I realised how important my work space has been for me - the table and chair are sacrosanct. I do not allow anyone in my space. I love and nurture it daily. And I most certainly don't understand how people can fit anywhere. I envy them, like you Roshni :)
Hahahaha! That kind of envy is SavVy's signature style! You know my space is anything but sacrosanct -- it is cluttered and messy and never organised -- and what keeps things more interesting is I have to switch positions of the tables at least once a week - Never consistent in one spot! So these tables had to be easy to move and non fussy too! My fam almost gave up on me and tables !
Nothing wrong with cluttered and messy of it's yours! I might have given the impression that my table is clean. Sorry about that! I'm messy too but I thrive is spaces that are full of my things 😀
"No, really, I’m happy for you in the way a dear writer friend has taught me to be happy for others - through clenched teeth." I think I know that writer friend too ;)
I too love tables both at the office and at home. I had mahogany teakwood tables at office while in government. Some of them from British period. At home I used my Grand Fathers table with drawers and space for table lamps. Now I am using a table purchased in 1986. I love to write and read at this table and spend hours on .
the older the table the more charmed I am -- The angrezon ke zamaane ke tables seem like something! Our dining table also is pre 80s and when it was time for a new one we did not have the heart to give it away-- so it lies in office now as the lunch table.
I LOVE IT. dad made chunky tables, foldable tables, bed tables -- all kinds of stuff for us. I am still looking for the right table. And so is Udit. I think we dream of good tables!!! Let's go table hunting, moley. :-)
hey bhagwaan really? Mine too !!! This is too cute --- ekdum let us the go! Though I no longer have space !
I wouldn't describe myself as a table lover but kuch kuch hua when I read this. Maybe I will find something nice on Pepperfry.
I hope you find one that makes you feel bahut kuch!
big boobs lovingly held by a table just the right height- that's a match made in heaven. The tables you've reminded me of Roshni! There was one particular table in the reading room of my college library. It was in the hottest corner, the sun spilled onto it half the day but man could it hold my boobs! I loved that table. Thank you for writing this. You bring objects to life.
Yay I love that you are part of the witches who have put tables to use like this! It seems so obvious na! Thank you-- your tareef is always special -- muah
Double mwahhh
I did not know I had a thing for tables till I read your essay. With every line, I realised how important my work space has been for me - the table and chair are sacrosanct. I do not allow anyone in my space. I love and nurture it daily. And I most certainly don't understand how people can fit anywhere. I envy them, like you Roshni :)
Hahahaha! That kind of envy is SavVy's signature style! You know my space is anything but sacrosanct -- it is cluttered and messy and never organised -- and what keeps things more interesting is I have to switch positions of the tables at least once a week - Never consistent in one spot! So these tables had to be easy to move and non fussy too! My fam almost gave up on me and tables !
Nothing wrong with cluttered and messy of it's yours! I might have given the impression that my table is clean. Sorry about that! I'm messy too but I thrive is spaces that are full of my things 😀
"No, really, I’m happy for you in the way a dear writer friend has taught me to be happy for others - through clenched teeth." I think I know that writer friend too ;)
Hahah -- why am I unable to Tag her here!
Block kr diya hoga Savvy ne pardtey hi lol I can't tag her either!
https://vasant.substack.com/p/yet-untitled-011-who-we-are-through?utm_source=publication-search
I reference a table here. Thanks for your post
Hi Vasant! Will dive into your table post soon! Thank you for stopping by
I loved this piece so much! And immense resonance, Roshni :)
Sanskriti, thank you! Send us pictures of the new ones you will have later this year!
simultaneously reminding me that i love tables AND instilling a whole new level of appreciation ♥️♥️
Thank you Raju!
haha i'm laughing out loud at all the support atable can give. and did give you. hilarious.
Sita! That memory amuses me endlessly! Abhi bhi hai kya Nampally main the secondhand furniture lane?
I too love tables both at the office and at home. I had mahogany teakwood tables at office while in government. Some of them from British period. At home I used my Grand Fathers table with drawers and space for table lamps. Now I am using a table purchased in 1986. I love to write and read at this table and spend hours on .
What joy!
the older the table the more charmed I am -- The angrezon ke zamaane ke tables seem like something! Our dining table also is pre 80s and when it was time for a new one we did not have the heart to give it away-- so it lies in office now as the lunch table.