"The petroglyphs told the story of an unusual event.”
Photo Prompt- Mondays Finish The Story |
Behind her she heard laughter/screaming in metallic voices when she felt she had figured out the petroglyphs
story.
Hearing sounds up the stairs, she gave an optimal chase on the spiral staircase only to witness
an UFO’s take-off.
Photo-Prompt- Magpie Tales |
Aliens had been visiting our planet since
ancient times...
When she reached their banquet-hall, she was
bewildered to find that all the baskets, filled with pots & cans of Rasagolas
(a delicious sweet), were missing!
To celebrate #RasagolaDibasa, she had
sourced Rasagolas from the best sweet-shops of Odisha-
the birthplace of Rasagolas.
Rasgulla/Rasagola- A sweet that originated in Odisha, India |
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In another part of the Universe, Rasagolas
were making news!
As the aliens polished off the Rasagolas
in their planet, their polished job
delighted them!
Love for Rasagolas would make them step out of their comfort zone more
often!
Like Maa Lakshmi and Lord Jagannath of Puri Temple in Odisha & the aliens in this story, do you love Rasagolas too? Do share in the comments below.
Linking with-
ABC Wednesday - B For Behind, Best, Basket, Banquet, Bewildered, Birthplace, Breaking, Back
Three Word Wednesday- Metallic, Optimal, Polished
Write Tribe- Behind her she heard laughter/screaming
Magpie Tales
Mondays Finish The Story
IndiSpire Edition -75
A delightful read indeed. Greetings!
ReplyDeleteWow...aliens who like rosogollas...Interesting Anita :)
ReplyDeleteLoved it!
Nice mix of challenges Anita! Feeling "game?" The next Mondays Finish the Story challenge is sure to be fun! Stay tuned! Be well... ^..^
ReplyDeleteInteresting. I can start a war with aliens for daring to eat my Rasogollas!!! 😃lovely story.
ReplyDeleteI have tasted rosogollas from Cuttack. Yummm....wish I could get them here in Mumbai too. ..
ReplyDeleteInteresting.. Even I love Rosogollas ;)
ReplyDeleteI more than love them! I normally have them at will.
ReplyDeleteWow... I'm impressed... you handled all those prompts beautifully!!
ReplyDeletewell,that's interesting; of all the things rosogollas manage to reach outer space, great
ReplyDeleteInteresting way you brought in the Rasogollas!
ReplyDeleteIndeed a delectable read Anita :-P So do I love Rasogollas! :-D
ReplyDeleteI love Rosogolla...Slurp and great imaginative writeups...
ReplyDeleteYummy rasgullas are yummy only ! I love the concept of the story just as much as I love Rasgullas :D
ReplyDeletealways finding clever ways to meet the prompt
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday
Delected, yummy and mouth-watering post:)
ReplyDeleteI love rasogullas!!! Yeah, aliens will surely love them too!
ReplyDeleteSweet post as Rasagolas.Loved the post as well as the sweet.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Sriram & Krithiga
Lol interesting weave with all the prompts.. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd why won't aliens love rasagolas? They are delicious. :)
ReplyDeleteAliens love rasagolas! That's very imaginative and a nice amalgamation of so many prompts!
ReplyDeleteInteresting!! ..and yes, I didn't know Odisha is the birthplace of Rasagola and that aliens love them too! :)
ReplyDelete:) Imaginative!
ReplyDeleteImpressing post.
ReplyDeleteWell written!
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Love the mixing of stories, this gave me a great smile of happiness.
ReplyDeleteWow ..you excel in dealing with several prompts eksaath dear ! Enjoyed !
ReplyDeleteWow! What a creative story! I second Kokila, I was looking for a Rasagola post but was surprised looking at the photograph and first few lines but you are a genius to have brought entire universe towards Rasagola!
ReplyDeleteBelated Rasagola Dibasa wishes :)
TC, keep smiling :)
It's such a delicacy, no wonder even the aliens love it. :)
ReplyDeleteRasagollas are so famous world wide... its not impossible for the aliens to crave for
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