My Soup and Sandwich story

This is from the times when soups and sandwiches were the fancy food. I share my this childhood memory with my siblings @surreal and Laxman. Two decades ago, when were in  Joint life set up, to break the monotony of regular dal roti, used to make sandwich and soup for dinner. I remember calling this as western dinner and joining them occasionally to enjoy the feast.
I don't know if this qualifies as main course or snacks or if soup and sandwich are even taken together.
 Since this was a special dinner then, it is special now as well. I still have this combo in dinner with same curiosity and excitement.

Memories are the store house of little joys, you just needs to keep them fresh!



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