I find it confusing how men and women take months and years to say those three words to the woman/man they are in a relationship with. Like really, 6 months, 1 year, 2 years and still no ata pata of "I love you"!
But you go have an arranged marriage, and lo! Your woman will confess how much she loves you, right on the first day of your honeymoon and your man will tell you he fell in love with you the very first day he saw you when you came through the kitchen with a tray of tea and biscuits in your hand.
Huh?
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A friend recently put up this status on Gtalk: "Sincerity is everything! If you learn to fake it...rest everything is easy".
And another one actually seems to be following the advice.
I wonder if it's really easy...I am sure happiness is not.
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Some days back I was travelling with two families, and one of the uncles asked us for names for their new dog. And everyone started with snowy, jenny, julie, tasha etc etc...you know the typical doggie names.
And I was about to suggest something on the similar lines and then I heard everyone and I stopped. Why do we always give Christian names to our pets?
I mean, most of them people treat their pets like their kids, so while we don't name our kids Freddie or George, or Patricia or Elizabeth, why our pets?
I think if I get a dog, I'll name him something Indian. Though I don't know what. Being the Anglophile that I am, I always thought I'd name my dog something like Shakespeare. But let's see, how does Chintu sound?
"Chintu come here!", "Chintu, jao newspaper leke aao!" and, "Chintu! Stop flirting with Betty!" Betty will obviously be the neighbour's dog who'll be eying my handsome dog.
Chintu sounds nice eh? I think till I find a new name, Chintu it is!
You know what, I think this naming business is quite fun! You should all send your dogs and kids to me for names. And I won't even charge you, promise!
But you go have an arranged marriage, and lo! Your woman will confess how much she loves you, right on the first day of your honeymoon and your man will tell you he fell in love with you the very first day he saw you when you came through the kitchen with a tray of tea and biscuits in your hand.
Huh?
*****
A friend recently put up this status on Gtalk: "Sincerity is everything! If you learn to fake it...rest everything is easy".
And another one actually seems to be following the advice.
I wonder if it's really easy...I am sure happiness is not.
*****
Some days back I was travelling with two families, and one of the uncles asked us for names for their new dog. And everyone started with snowy, jenny, julie, tasha etc etc...you know the typical doggie names.
And I was about to suggest something on the similar lines and then I heard everyone and I stopped. Why do we always give Christian names to our pets?
I mean, most of them people treat their pets like their kids, so while we don't name our kids Freddie or George, or Patricia or Elizabeth, why our pets?
I think if I get a dog, I'll name him something Indian. Though I don't know what. Being the Anglophile that I am, I always thought I'd name my dog something like Shakespeare. But let's see, how does Chintu sound?
"Chintu come here!", "Chintu, jao newspaper leke aao!" and, "Chintu! Stop flirting with Betty!" Betty will obviously be the neighbour's dog who'll be eying my handsome dog.
Chintu sounds nice eh? I think till I find a new name, Chintu it is!
You know what, I think this naming business is quite fun! You should all send your dogs and kids to me for names. And I won't even charge you, promise!
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