Cold, Rain & Nostalgia
April 1, 2025
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“Cold Rain & Nostalgia” by Krishna Bhaskar is a poetic stroll through memory lane, where ordinary things carry extraordinary warmth. It’s a cozy, rain-soaked hug
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My favorite DFW Household Vendors
Your experience and outcome maybe different than mine but below are the people I like and use for repairs at my home. My approach is always treating the workers with respect, trust and dignity and always add a $20 bill for some cold beer. This gets you more in long term than you negotiating them down by $40.
Handymen:
Jeremy Smith: (469) 763-4734
Andre Brown: (214) 574-8301
Anibal: (318) 605-5341
Sprinklers & Plumbing:
Franco : (469) 464-8459
Ron: (972) 965-2080
Electrician
Roger : (972) 365-1336
Mason: (972) 793-3433
Outdoor Backyard/ Pergola / Outdoor kitchen / Brick / Stone / Landscaping Projects
Jose Ysuhuaylas: (214) 607-2995
HVAC:
George: (214) 425-9425
Garage Door
Doug: (214) 566-2739
Appliance Repair
Ramy with Yellow Appliance: (469) 910-9343
Home Repairs-Renovation General Contractor
Emily: (972) 578-1888
How do I find a new vendor if my existing ones are non-responsive or busy?
- Nextdoor – Usually the best place to find someone good because your neighbors are usually brutally honest in their reviews or recommendations. I never pick someone without a real neighbor’s recommendation.
- Taskrabbit – I have the app on my phone. Pricing, reviews, everything is transparent. Best thing I like is you find someone right away.
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Calcutta-Style Shrimp Curry – A Family Heirloom with a Kick of Bengal
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This recipe might just change your culinary life. It’s rich, elegant, and shockingly easy to make. It comes straight from my mother-in-law’s kitchen—she’s from Jamshedpur,
Craving Something Delicious? Try My Easy to Make Chhole-Bhature Recipe!
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If you’re in the mood for something soul-satisfying, spicy, and purely comforting—look no further. This Chhole-Bhature recipe is my go-to dish when I want something
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Cold
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With My Hands Tied
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“Sleepless but Sleepy” by Krishna Bhaskar is a quiet 3am confession wrapped in onion rings, chai, and quiet courage. It’s a poetic nod to the
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Aunt Rola – Rola Fua
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“Rola Fua” by Krishna Bhaskar is a charming and tender tale of a legendary family matriarch—tiny in size, mighty in spirit, and a certified queen