Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Cooking Kanji.

Cooking the evening gruel on wood fire by the tiny,smoky kerosine lamp.Something not seen that often now,not even in Kerala villages.One would not see the boy sitting by his mother while his dinner is being prepared too....he would rather be in front of the TV. Done with Conte' on paper.
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