Basherz Dori-Panthera Tigris Take Two #37 - Page 11

Originally posted by: moomin4455

You think??

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It's a familiar story and a sad one with families torn apart. I think none of my family reside in Pakistan now - they all moved to Punjab in India, so again we were lucky..

Your grandmother was so brave! She had to be for her son... I'm glad she finally saw her sister - I couldn't imagine not seeing mine after so long!

Yeah when they finally met all of them were really old ladies with white hair and all of them were widows with grown up kids and lots of grand children... It was very sad and I just love her so much for sacrificing for her kids and future generations.

hello people i am back sab thik hain

Originally posted by: FairyLiquidSoap

everybody is watching ZkH and discussing actors i have no idea about and i dont know i am just not able to bring myself to watch a soap yet

I am thoroughly enjoying Home Land though

who saw that interview of Lance cheater Armstrong with Oprah

He really had no compunctions and bullies others as well

what i feel bad is live strong has also been afffected

i wonder if his cancer was chemically induced by the human growth hormones and other steroids and performance enhancing drugs he took

reminded me of Marion Jones moment

I wondered about this too...especially since he was on testosterone too...no wonder he stopped doping after the cancer during his comeback


Hey all🤗

Originally posted by: FairyLiquidSoap

That must have been some tough time for yourgrandmum in a new country cut off from her own family and unable to see her mum even in death and it must have a been a very heartwarming reunion between the sisters today ofcourse you can keep in touch via email skype twitter phone et al but in those days i can imagine when even letters wont reach and you are left ony with prayers and hope in your heart to give you strength and keep you going

Yeah fairy this is how she lived her life... She was the youngest in her family and hence the most pampered one and she led the most testing life... I just can't imagine what she must have went through when she heard the news of her mum's death and couldn't go to see her for the last time.

Bim Farheen in any war partition or civil uprising the ones who pay the maximum emotional price are women and children We become collateral damage and have to accept and follow without any murmur and the amount of suffering sorrow and pain is always unmeasurable for us

@Swathi I agree but there are grown up women too. That is the sick part! Or it might be like they are all teens but acting as if they are matured women.Nowadays many use SMS language which I totally hate! I hate typing 'Friend' as frnd and etc etc. I always prefer full completed words.

BRB

Originally posted by: moomin4455

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You think??

Don't u think bims? No pic after the 1st honeymoon pic.