avyaktam

One of my friends had marriage in Madurai. During marriage time her cousinwas studying in Boston and had exams. She has a day or two gap between each exam.

 She finished one of her exams, and then took flight

from Boston -> Mumbai

from Mumbai -> Chennai

from Chennai -> Madurai and finally attended the marriage and after the marriage again left for Boston to write exams.

This should be an example for all who says meaningless excuses for not attending marriages or any other function. Where there is a will, there will be a way. It’s all about priorities.

friend : "did you ever had candle light dinner?"

me : yes. i had many times.

friend : when?

me : in my childhood... in my native... when there was power cut in home during nights... we used to have dinner in candle light... :-)

Dear Kajal,

By keeping hope in the words of David Frost, "Don't aim for success if you want it.  Just do what you love and believe in, and it will come naturally", I am writing this.

There are three reasons to write this to you.

I think... I love you.

I read somewhere, "If you love anyone, just tell that person that you love him/her. To love you in return or not it is upto him/her. But they should know that you love him/her."

As said by one of my friends, after ten years I should not feel, "Atleast I should have tried".

Wife is (should be) the favourite heroine of Husband.

Husband is (should be) the best friend of Wife.