Wednesday, November 04, 2009




Tu muskura jahan bhi hai tu muskura. Happy birthday to my bestest friend. I just hope & wish I could find you soon. Be happy wherever u r. I just want to wish u & I am really missing you. I dont know where I can send my wishes.

God please please do some miracle. I just want to say sorry.

Sunday, September 20, 2009

Precious Gift Of Life.



Other day I was watching Saregama little champs with my hubby. The guest judge Asha Bosle was wearing beautiful diamond set. I told my hubby to present me a set of diamond (necklace, ear ring). Without second thought he said ok. Instant OK was bit surprising still I continued to glue to the show. He brought our son & told take your diamond set. Hmmm indeed this diamond is something very very precious to me.

Gifting my hubby is very tedious task. He is not crazy about electronics gadgets. Every possible occasion I buy cell phone or ipod or DVD's whichever I like & wanting to possess :). Gift for 1 day & use it from very next day ha ha ha. This time I dint desire any stuff which I wanted to flaunt. So I dint go shopping.


Everyone feel shopping for woman is tedious job. But I say for man it is tedious. For me it is very simple. Actually I make things easier by telling in advance what I want ha ha. Otherwise also its not a rocket science. Electronics gadgets, DVD's, Jewellery, Outfit, accessories, make up materials, movie, treat, romantic song, shayaris, PJ's ,Flowers list is endless everything interests me. But for hubby darling promotion, power these things interests. So I dint go shopping. My house help was asking me what am I gifting for Master. I said something precious wait & watch.

On his birthday I wished him & gifted our son to him. Obviously he liked the gift & treated us in some good restaurant.

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Who Moved My Job

3 dogs can teach you a lesson in professionalism

Feeling out of place at office when new employees get the boss' thumbs up, is but natural. FYI flips through Who Moved My Job, a book that explores how jobs and companies are changing and how you must too, by telling the story of three dogs who once lived on a farm

Mark Kobayashi-Hillary, author of Who Moved My Job, is a British writer focused on globalisation and corporate sourcing strategy. In this latest book, he tells the story of three dogs who live on a farm and are trained to herd sheep. Life is all fun and games till one day the farmer replaces them with younger dogs, and they are sent off to a dog home.






In the city, they feel like fish out of water, till an older and wiser dog teaches them the tricks of the trade adapting to the environment in the best way they can. The book talks about migration and what happens when you move to a new country for a job. Well, when in Rome, do as the Romans do, says the author. FYI leafs through the title to bring you some excerpts that will get you ready to embrace change.


Seema Hingoranny, Corporate trainer
Urban professionals have to understand that change is important. It's also vital to never let go of your self-confidence or to compare yourself with others. Instead, try and add to your own knowledge pool. Be aggressive and let your thoughts be known. Older professionals should steer clear of the temptation of emulating young ones. Use your experience to guide them. No knowledge is ever outdated. Otherwise, why would the wise say, "Learn from the past"?

Excerpt 1: Chapter 1
The Collies were happy on the farm. Each day, they worked hard for their rewards, but they enjoyed the work. It was fun working with the farmer and being an integral part of the team that kept the farm running. They needed the shelter and food that the farmer offered, along with the continued work, but they knew that the farmer needed them more.

Lesson to learn: The Collies loved their job, but they were making one big mistake they began to believe they were indispensible. Love your job, but never get so comfortable that you stop updating your skills.

Excerpt 2: Chapter 2
The new dogs joined the Border Collies on Manor farm. Each morning, when the farmer whistled from the farmhouse, all six dogs would race to come to his side. "Something is wrong...," said Winston to the other two Collies. "Look, I have been observing them (the new dogs) over the last few weeks. Have you noticed that their behaviour has changed especially since they became more confident about the way the English sheep behave. They are always up and out of the barn before us. They go and wait outside the farmhouse, ready to come out and start work without calling. They keep on working the herd even after the farmer says it's time to finish and go home for the day. They don't even ask for how much food and bones the farmer usually leaves for us. In fact, I can't see that they do anything other than trying to please the farmer."

Lesson to learn: Always remember that there will be constant competition. People will work harder and longer than you, and sometimes not expect anything in return. This is why skilled labour is often replaced with cheaper labour.

Excerpt 3: Chapter 4
"Humans can't see the farm and what it does because for them, a lamb is just something they buy at a shop. It's the same for you now. You can't see that the skills you learned on the farm may be valuable to some humans in the city. You need to look inside yourself...you need a new career, a new purpose. Isn't there some way of being able to get the food and shelter you need just by doing the thing you love?"
Lesson to learn: Know that your skills can be tweaked to fit an environment or a need. Always be ready to adapt. Never give up.

Excerpt 4: Chapter 6
Winston said to the others: "You know when the farmer introduced the other dogs and we trained them, I couldn't understand that anything was changing. Then, it was too late and we were already at the dog's home.

As we started meeting new people, it seemed that there could be a life away from the farm and that it may even be fun. I started accepting that even the things you are scared of can sometimes be better than the things you know. Do you think life is always like that when something big changes the way you see the world?

Lesson to learn: Don't while away your time getting angry. If you find that things are changing, change with them.

Note: This article is from Mid Day.

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

One Fine Day If I wake Up As A MAN




Since some days wild wild thoughts are cropping in my mind paradoxically. I am just imagining what if I get up one fine day & realise that I am turned into Man. Yepp, I love the idea. And what & all I like to do when I am a man.

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  1. First thing take off my shirt & flaunt the bare chest & enjoy the freedom of being MAN. Wow what a freedom :D


  2. Bike racing one of my fantasies on my dream HAYABUSA. Every lap one could see different pillion rider Obviously the Gal.


  3. Flirt like there is no end




  4. Maintain no fling no string affair. No room for emotional stuff. I am thee MAN.


  5. Till late night pubbing. Taste all the available alcohol in market.


  6. Play rock n roll in the bed.


  7. Walk on the cool shades of enchanting forest alone. No girlfriends here. I love my peace: D


  8. Walk on the beaches alone in mid night. Is it safe to walk alone for a Man gays ka zamana hai ha ha.


  9. Pack my bags & go for unplanned picnic alone, I love solitude. But definitely come back with a babe.


  10. Most important manly stuff ogling job. Ogle babes with my boys gang on Brigade road.


  11. Pretend not to believe in God. But secretly Visit Temples


  12. When I am not flirting then gyming , workouts. Flaunt 8 abs, triceps, biceps


  13. Change Cars like girlfriend. I love my cars more than anything.


  14. Reproduce cricket team. All fun no pain.


Being Guy is so fun. No restriction, No moms Hitler policies.



Current song in my mind :Dhan Te Dan Ta Da Da.
Aaja Aaja Dil Nichode, Raat Ki Mataki Tode
Koyi Good Luck Nikaale, Aaj Gullak Toh Phode

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Funniest comments I came across

1. The guy who had an unprotected love making session has posted in a forum to pray that the gal does not get preggy.

Many suggested him to do baby shopping & stuff.But the funniest one which I liked is
" Boy in both the case u r loser.If she is not preggy then dont rejoice, u need to worry more he he he.

If ur gal is preggy u take her to doctor, If not u go to doctor.
Hmm lots of sense.

2. Pretty Old socialite may be in 60's showing off her cleavage.

Mam u are fined 5 million $ for poisoning the society with ur expired goods. We know that ur milk factory is not renewed by MFA(Milk federation association). The licence is expired ha ha ha

Thursday, August 06, 2009

Blog Promise

Hmm the girls here are so slim & trim . Thier washboard tummy is real tempting. Hmm No No I am not lesbi ha ha ha. I am getting tempted to possess such body.

The purpose of this post is I take my gym work serious. Whenever I post something, I take that serious than the promise I make to self. By the time I go to India in December I need to be lighter by couple of Kgs.

My dietician says no carb after 6 p.m. Hmm I try my best till 8 p.m. At 9.00 pm I am tempted to eat rice.
From 7th aug I strictly follow the rules. This is blog promise lol.