Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Happy Birthday .... Small

Sorry for late update .. as normal buzz with work .. business .. coming soon kids ... etc .... anyway better late then nothing ..

Wish you have a lovely day filled with plenty of smiles and laughter. Many many happy returns of the day to my sweetheart friend! Love you always. 


Navratri 2012



Navathri - “Nava” meaning 9 and “Rathri” meaning nights is a celebration of Goddess Shakti. During these 9 nights, different forms of the deity are celebrated on specific days. The 9th and 10th days used to be special with the celebration of Saraswati Pooja and Vijayadasami ( or Dussera). Different families have a slightly different customs and fasting rituals according to which they prepare the recipes. 

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Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Aum Gana Ganapathy Namaha ...




Gajanana Shri Ganaraya aadi vandu tujha Moraya
Ganpati Bappa Morya!Mangal Murti Morya
Happy Ganesh Chaturthi.

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Public Holiday


Come to think of it, let’s have a look at top 10 countries which have the most public holidays around the year and see if your country is on the list as well! And oh yes.. this site will be ‘dead’ for sometime.. for how long? Check the post out ;-)#1 – China


Almost everything is “made from China” – so these hardworking fellows deserved the most Public Holiday across the globe. With 16 PH that includes Chinese New Year, Spring Festival, and  Christmas, just to say a few. Maybe these PH motivates them to work harder? Who knows..#2 – Egypt


The land of the desert, where it is dry and sunny throughout the year. Egypt actually has the same number of public holiday as China. I guess both of them sits together as countries with the most number of Public Holidays around the globe (and hey that camels deserves a rest!).#3 – India


ndia used to have the most Public Holidays with 17 days total, however their government decreased it to 15 in 2008. What happened? Don’t ask me.#4 – Indonesia


I’ve been to Indonesia before, it was OK. However there was a big gap between the poor and the rich. That was back in the early 2000, I hope things are better off now. It was a short trip, so I couldn’t explore much. But hearing about all the crisis and fanatics over there makes me a little bit scared to visit Indonesia for the time being. Although my brother often goes there and found no issues. So Indonesia have 15 days worth of Public Holidays throughout the year. Not bad.#5 – Thailand


I’ve also been to Thailand before – crowded place. Cheap imitated goods, and great foods! Speaking of Thai’s food, there is one local restaurant in which I would like to recommend, however – that will be covered in my future blog of course! Thailand also have 15 days PH per year, mostly religious.#6 – Morocco


I never went to Morocco, but speaking with a colleague of mine who originated from there says it’s quite a dangerous country with gangsters and mafia’s at large (However I have no idea if he’s faking it just so I don’t go there?). Morocco also have 15 days worth of PH a year, and I think those gangsters and mafia’s should take a break from it as well don’t ya think so?#7 – Malaysia


Sitting at #7 is Malaysia with 14 days of Public Holiday all around the year which are mostly religious holidays as it is a multiracial country. So you’d expect Hari Raya, Chinese New Year, Deepavali, Christmas, and many more so you don’t feel left out.#8 – South Korea


With all those Korean’s drama out there, Koreans just have 13 days worth of PH per year. I guess they are busy making drama’s that they don’t need much holidays eh?#9 – Chile

Seriously I don’t know much about Chile.. so I’ll just skip it before I bore myself. Chile also have 13 days worth of PH per year, but I don’t know why they have so few when they’re not doing anything much? Heh…
#10 – Turkey


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Friday, July 20, 2012

coming soon ....

due : 19 Feb 2012

Monday, June 11, 2012

Euro 2012

                           GERMANY IS MY TEAM -2012

Sunday, May 13, 2012

For Mummy

L  : Love you more than you know
A : And that’s what the word "mother" means to me
C : Counselor, teacher, and nurse when I fall.
H : Hundred thousand love for you
M : Mom, without you, there would be no me.
Y : You're always there when I need you


Nobody's quite like you, Mom.
You're special in every way.
You cheer me up, you fill my cup
With tenderness, come what may.
Nobody loves me like you, Mom.
No matter what I do,
Good or bad, happy or sad,
You support me; You always come through.
Nobody's equal to you, Mom.
With you in my life, I'm blessed.
I love you so, and I want you to know
I think you're the very best!

HAPPY MOTHER DAY MOM ... I LOVE YOU FOREVER ....