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๐ The sun has abandoned Denver. We have not.
Denver, we have unfortunate news...
Last night was the LAST 7 PM SUNSET OF THE YEAR. ๐
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Thatโs it.
She clocked out.
Turned off the lights.
Left the group chat.
And now we lose roughly 2 minutes of daylight every single day. Honestly, a little dramatic.
Tomorrow, fall officially begins. ๐
Which means weโve entered the Denver season where you leave the house in shorts, come home in a parka, and somehow scrape frost off your windshield while getting a sunburn.
Nature is confused.
We are confused.
The kitchen, however, is LOCKED IN. ๐ซก
Because the second the temperature drops three degrees, something happens to the human brain:
I need Butter Chicken.
Suddenly Garlic Naan isnโt a side.
Itโs a coping mechanism.
Biryani becomes self-care.
Tikka Masala becomes a personality trait.
And chai has been sitting on the bench ALL SUMMER like:
โPUT ME IN, COACH.โ โ๏ธ๐
This is our season.
Warm curry.
Fresh naan.
Cold nights.
Elastic waistbands.
WE ARE SO BACK.
And maybe you havenโt been to Little India in a minute.
Maybe summer distracted you.
Maybe you were out hiking.
Maybe you spent $94 at a rooftop bar and got three drinks and a sunburn.
Weโre not here to judge.
Weโre just sayingโฆ
The sun is going down earlier.
The hoodies are coming out.
Curry season has officially begun.
And after 28 years in Denver, we have been waiting patiently for the opportunity to say this:
โค๏ธ๐ FALL BACK IN LOVE WITH LITTLE INDIA THIS FALL. ๐โค๏ธ
Yep....
That was the entire reason we wrote this email.
Marketing can go home now.
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Little India Restaurants
The sun abandoned you at 7 PM. We would never. ๐ฅ๐
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