Pain and joy on your plate
Updated On: 14 February, 2020 06:50 AM IST | Mumbai | Rosalyn D'mello
Being (largely) immobile due to a torn ligament, I have had the chance to rediscover what a delight it is to bury yourself in a book

I have to record how I've never before had a partner who was such an avid reader. I've lost track of how many books he has read since the beginning of January
Within a span of just a few seconds, a minor seismic shift occurred within my body. Exactly a week ago, after I submitted my column from a cafe on Baily Road in Dhaka, I was figuring out a Plan B because an artist had to cancel on our studio visit. I thought I'd go check out an exhibition close by, at Drik Gallery.
I booked an Uber. I had to wait a long while before I could finally walk towards the cab that was stationed on the side of the road. The driver and I established contact through the glass window. He had accepted my ride. All that was left was for me to enter the cab. I remember the moment of slight hesitation. I wondered which was the better way to enter. Was there enough space on the left, considering how close the taxi was to the pavement?




