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The above images were found in a fwd emails. I do not know the creator. For a LARGE archive of fwd emails visit www.zeroin.co.in

The above graphics were found in a fwd email. I do not know the creator. For a LARGE archive of fwd emails visit www.zeroin.co.in

B E A U T Y ful Kashmiri Girl


Tai Ji (Aunt)



Not-sleeping beauty
"I want to sleep with you, only you" (Caption by Vivek)


What is she thinking?


Kid

The above art work were found in a fwd email. I do not know the artist. For a "LARGE" archive of fwd emails visit www.zeroin.co.in

The above photos were found in a fwd email. I do not know the photographer's name. For a "LARGE" archive of fwd emails visit www.zeroin.co.in

On 3rd April 2006 I celebrated my BEST birthday in 23 years. It all started with phone calls at midnight of friends and family, who wanted to be the first to wish me a happy birthday. Calls came from Thailand, Bombay, Siliguri and of course Calcutta (home town.) I slept late, therefore woke up late (10am.) Went to the bank first then took my sister to the doctor for check-up. Watched The Ring for 30 minutes and then fell asleep.

In the evening I went to Dhakhineswar temple for distributing snacks and sweets to the needy (old) people. This was my parent’s idea. They always tell me, what’s the point of spending money on treating friends at fancy restaurants? They do not NEED to have food at the restaurant. Whereas if I distribute food to the people who really need it, all those people who get the food will be so happy. A close family-friend Rao uncle helped me distributing the food at the temple.

When I got back from the temple, I was supposed to take my family members to a restaurant for dinner. It was supposed to be only family. As soon as I entered the restaurant, I was shocked. I saw six of my friends already there with surprise birthday party ready. They all started to sing “HAPPY BIRTHDAY” for me. I was moved. It was my first ever surprise birthday party. This was all my dear Manju didi’s (sister) idea, she told Yogesh and my other friends to organise a surprise birthday party for me.

Oh I forgot to mention, I had three birthday cakes. Two chocolate and one black forest. One my sister (Medha) got for me, the second one my friends and the third one was given by my dearest friend Vineet.

I had a real fun day. It was my best birthday till date. Thanks to all my friends and family. I love you guys. Thanks for the great day.

So there we (me and my dad) were, in the gold shop to find myself a decent design for a golden kada (bangle for gents) for my b'day. There were hardly any designs, let alone, decent ones, but a chap in one of the shops suggested that we go to a Gurudwara (Sikh Temple) and get a cheap bronze or steel kada with a design that I like and give it to them and they would replicate the same in gold.

The hunt began, and I selected a one which was really thick and heavy but was worth Rs. 50 only, whereas if I would have made the same in Gold it would have cost me approximately anything between 1.2 lac to 1.3 lac.

As it was already late, we skipped the plan to go to the gold shop and headed home. Dad suggested living up to the name of the day and playing a prank. We told my sisters and mother that this kada is original GOLD.

Initially, no body bought it, but after dad and me put up a serious face and told them it is gold. The trick worked. Everybody still thinks its gold.

Ha Ha.

I will get myself an original one soon, as soon as I and my dad will have time to go to the jewellery shop.


This is how a golden kada looks like.
Image courtesy: www.goldpalace.com