Prattlers Version 3.0 Strictly I/O - Page 63

Originally posted by: KRISGEET

Hey hows your job hunting going on?

Originally posted by: Zeffy

It has taken a standstil for now. Trying to figure things out rather. 😊

Originally posted by: Zeffy

That is perfectly fine, you are a cool mom. Gave him company. 😊

Ah, so do like sports generally?

Originally posted by: KRISGEET

Good. Always better to take informed decisions😉

Originally posted by: Zeffy

Thank you. Things will pan out eventually. 😊

Originally posted by: KRISGEET

Oh yes. Gave him company. Hey i am not into playing sports but before my wedding i would watch Football world cup (even at odd hrs with Dad n bro over a midnight coffee), would watch cricket test matches n then one days later on, Tennis wimbledon, US open , French, aussie open . In fact before the TV made an appearance at hone we would hear the tennis report every morning on Radio Courtesy V Amritraj. Alsi before TV we wiuld listen to cricket commentary. Those were fun days.

Ofcourse olympics, CW games were also watched on TV.

Shaadi ke baad no time for anything😭.

Now am trying to re-live old times.

😉

Originally posted by: KRISGEET

Yes they always do n pls ensure that you di what you enjoy so that it wont seem like a job 😉

Originally posted by: Zeffy

I am almost convinced you were an athlete back in the day, P. They were the golden days. With so many mediums of entertainment, it gets tough to watch anything with company. Social media has changed a lot of things, lives in general. Finding kids playing in park these days is not common.

TV - Oh yes, absolutely. It gobbles up so much of family time.

Radio and commentary - They were some definite highlights of an era gone. That makes one realize how much times have changed or maybe we are just growing old. 😆

Originally posted by: KRISGEET

Hey

As i said i wasnt into sports personally. Only an avid spectator😉

Originally posted by: Zeffy

Well, I should read more slowly. Somehow I seem to miss the key point. 😳

Where is D? She seems to be away for quite some time now.