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Oh and its not the songie John Mayer's daughters,  but a beautiful poem Pa shared with me :') Some of the most beautiful words for daughters Kya likhun ?… Ki woh pariyon ka roop hoti hai… Ya kadakti thand mein suhaani dhoop hoti hai… Wo hoti hai udaasi ke har marz ki dawa ki tarah… Ya os mein sheetal hawa ki tarah… Woh chidiyon ki chehchahahat hai, Ya ke nishchal khilkilahat hai… Woh aangan mein faila ujaala hai.. Ya mere gusse pe laga taala hai… Woh pahad ki choti pe suraj ki kiran hai… Ya zindagi sahi jeene ka aacharan hai… Hai woh takat jo chote se ghar ko mahal bana de… Hai woh kaafiya jo kisi gazal ko mukkamal kar de…       Kya likhun ??… Woh akshar jo na ho toh varn maala adhoori hai… Woh, jo sabse zaada zaroori hai… Ye nahi kahoonga ki woh har waqt saath saath hoti hai, Betiyaan toh sirf ek ehsaas hoti hain  बेटियां तो सिर्फ एक एहसास होती है  Woh mujhse australia mein chuttiyaan, mercedes to drive, 5 star mein dinner ya mehenge Ipods nahi mangti… Na wo

Okies! so finally the baby's out ( following the earlier post )! Mr Tata, you will have to excuse us for not buying your excellent car. [Here's a funny writeup:D from business standard ] Read On: Kishore Singh: A car for people like them “I am not buying the Nano,” said my wife on the evening of the day it was launched. I had got home after battling heroic crowds on New Delhi’s roads, stuck for what seemed like hours as crowds surged for a look at the car that would redefine the way the country commuted to and from work, even though, for the moment, it seemed to have stopped all commuters in their tracks. “Even if you do,” I retorted, “you’ll probably be part of a queue that stretches for months. But,” I asked her, “why wouldn’t you want the Nano in the first place?” “At first,” explained my wife, who has been wanting to trade in her old car for a new one for some time now, “I thought I could buy not one, not two, but three or four Nano cars for the price of another hatchback.

A lovely fwd..... After 21 years of marriage , my wife wanted me to take another woman out to dinner and a movie. She said I love you but I know this other woman loves you and would love to spend some time with you. The other woman that my wife w anted me to visit was my MOTHER, who has been a widow for 19 years, but the demands of my work and my three children had made it possible to visit her only occasionally. That night I called to invite her to go out for dinner and a movie. "What's wrong, are you well," she asked? My mother is the type of woman who suspects that a late night call or a sur prise invitation is a sign of bad news. "I thought that it would be pleasant to be with you," I responded. " Just the two of us. " She thought about it for a moment, and then said, " I would like that very much. " That Friday after work, as I drove over to pick her up I was a bit nervous. When I arrived at her house,

Tata kept its promise of delivering lakhtakia :D (dats: costing 1 lakh )..... dis car's been a rage at Auto Expo 2008 Planning to visit? Suzuki's gotta come up with something soon as a people's car...... after Maruti ;) U c... its providing d best possible at cheapest possible which made Suzuki a hit in d majority-middle-class-Indian public.... it made the Indian public's dream of owning a car a reality! well lets c.... its still gotta go on roads....eh! Remember Indica? Its from Jan 10th, 2008 to Jan 17, 2008 @ Address: Pragati Maidan (at Google Maps ) New Delhi, Delhi, India I prefer sexy sturdy SUVs ;) but dis one's chuch a cutie... umm angel eyes...?ummm... nah! alien eyes ..hehe..... one could buy one in each colour with a matching dress colour ... lolz Aww! now that looks like a Rewa(Indian made Electric car)? Does it? Tata’s best kept secret out in auto-expo 2008 : India's Tata revs up with world's cheapest car "People's Car", a mini 4