Today no one came. Kala ofcourse was on leave till today. Anu and Priya-no clue.
I might have some stories for tomorrow's post. :)
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As an Indian in India, I cannot do without domestic help. They are easily available and luckily also affordable. We called them bai(sister), kaamwali(worker), aaya(servant), amma/mai(mother), chhotu/munna(small) or simply by their first names. In social circles, we refer to them as maids or euphemistically housekeepers.This blog is a tribute to the tug-of-war in a typical Indian household between the lady of the house and her bai. It is also a tribute to the colorful character of the Indian bai.
Anu
Kala
Phoolwali
Basavaraju
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2006
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November
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- Kala returns, Laxmi rocks
- Kala and Laxmi's salary
- Priya is gone
- Laxmi settles in
- Glass and wire gauze
- Laxmi joins the party
- Priya and 2/3
- I'm happy: 3/3
- Parimala is back!
- I give up: 1/3
- 0/3
- Monday morning blues
- A smart decision and the first holiday
- Characters on one side of the tug-of-war
- Background
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November
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This blog provides a peep into the typical interactions upper middle-class working professionals in India have with their domestic help/maids. This blog also attempts to bring out the profile of average domestic workers in India (from an employer's perspective).
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