Thinking where my friend has got lost today. He went for dinner and I have not seen him since then... He was sad that his crush tied him rakhi today... So not sure where the weeping willow has gone... Wondering and thinking about him :)
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Thinking where my friend has got lost today. He went for dinner and I have not seen him since then... He was sad that his crush tied him rakhi today... So not sure where the weeping willow has gone... Wondering and thinking about him :)
Ouch. He must have hated that!Quote:
Originally Posted by Divine Comedy
I am thinking how good faith can be for the achievement of happiness...
Oops ! His world must have fallen apart :p I remember when we were in school these things happened a lot. I know the vice-versa used to happen to me, none of the guys liked me and would ask me to tie rakhi :rolleyes: I wasn't hurting anyone, then why did they ask me to do that? :bawling:Quote:
Originally Posted by Divine Comedy
I know he was quite upset:( But its ok... I have been through the same phase... My ex - crush told me that he thinks me as his sweet little sis... That was devastating... But thats just a phase... You move on and you meet better people in life. Thinkining twice thats exactly how life is. You just have to move on though you cant forget.... :)
Hey, what is tie rakhi mean?
Rakhi is a festival for brothers and sisters, where the sister has to tie a rakhi / a embellished thread on the hand of her brother. It has a story behind, but it basically shows the love between a brother and a sister and also a pledge taken by the brother that he will protect his sister in all times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Granny5
So, if there is a guy who is not interested in a girl and he knows that she has a crush on him, he may ask her to tie the rakhi, which will make them brother and sister. And similarly if the guy has a crush, the girl might ask him to be her brother, thereby ending all hopes that the crush might have. A very powerful way to keep away unwanted attention.
Raksha means 'protection' The sister ties a colored thread (raakhi) on the brother's wrist to remind him that he is to protect her during times of adversity, and it is believed that the sister protects her brother by virtue of the fact that she prays that her brother is always saved from harm's way always, and in every way. Indrani tied it on Lord Indra's wrist to protect him while He warred with the Demons.
I hope this helps.... Granny5
My current thought is that I think entirely too much...
moksha
2 racist encounters in a week ... what is the world coming to , and the annoying thing is you cant exacty stand up to them when they are a foot and more taller than you.
grrrrrrrrrrrr:mad: :rage:
I wish I could paint well. :( Or describe things better. Mostly I've got a picture in my head, knowing exactly how something is supposed to look but I just can't describe it as well as I'd like to.
I've always loved this! Ever since I read about. Got any bracelet pics?Quote:
Originally Posted by Madhuri
India is so colorful. Why don't we have any cool holidays? :bawling:
Leona Helmsley leaves 12 million dollars to her maltese in her will and completely ignores some of her relatives, and doesn't even bother leaving any of her abundant wealth to any charities or towards any positive world-changing causes.
Why? Pet dogs already have the best life there is if they're taken care of.
It's a Beautiful World.
waaahhh I missed you guys i love you all!Seeing this brown page made me tear a bit thinking of the family I made here! ~woo~ oh boy does it feel good to be back! oohh and I see there are a lot of new members too meet and a lot of interesting threads to read! And quite a lot of birthdays I missed as well.. I apologize for that. WAAAHH I"M BACK! I LOVE YOU ALL:((:((:((* hugs*
I thought she did leave some money for charities. I did hear she left money to two grandkids and cut the other two out. Still, I can't believe she left that much money to a dog. She must have loved it very much.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lily Adams