Maslow's hierarchy of needs #2 part 35 pg 147 - Page 117

Originally posted by: bernard shaw

Sorry guys, have been a little busy at work...will post tomorrow...in the interim some one forwarded this to me at work....

BBC book list:

BBC believes most people will have only read 6 of the 100 books here. How do your reading habits stack up?

Instructions:

1) Bold those you have read.
2) Star the ones you loved.*
3) Italicize those you plan on reading.

001 Pride and Prejudice ' Jane Austen *

002 The Lord of the Rings- JRR Tolkien

003 Jane Eyre ' Charlotte Bronte

004 Harry Potter series- JK Rowling

005 To Kill a Mockingbird ' Harper Lee 8

006 The Bible

007 Wuthering Heights ' Emily Bronte

008 Nineteen Eighty Four ' George Orwell

009 His Dark Materials ' Philip Pullman

010 Great Expectations ' Charles Dickens

011 Little Women ' Louisa M Alcott*

012 Tess of the D'Urbervilles ' Thomas Hardy

013 Catch 22 ' Joseph Heller

014 Complete Works of Shakespeare

015 Rebecca- Daphne Du Maurier

016 The Hobbit- JRR Tolkien

017 Birdsong ' Sebastian Faulks

018 Catcher in the Rye ' JD Salinger

019 The Time Traveller's Wife- Audrey Niffenegger

020 Middlemarch ' George Eliot

021 Gone With The Wind ' Margaret Mitchell

022 The Great Gatsby ' F Scott Fitzgerald

023 Bleak House ' Charles Dickens

024 War and Peace ' Leo Tolstoy

025 The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy ' Douglas Adams

026 Brideshead Revisited ' Evelyn Waugh

027 Crime and Punishment- Fyodor Dostoyevsky

028 Grapes of Wrath ' John Steinbeck

029 Alice in Wonderland ' Lewis Carroll*

030 The Wind in the Willows ' Kenneth Grahame

031 Anna Karenina ' Leo Tolstoy

032 David Copperfield ' Charles Dickens*

033 Chronicles of Narnia ' CS Lewis*

034 Emma ' Jane Austen

035 Persuasion - Jane Austen

036 The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe ' CS Lewis*

037 The Kite Runner ' Khaled Hosseini

038 Captain Corelli's Mandolin ' Louis De Berniere

039 Memoirs of a Geisha ' Arthur Golden

040 Winnie the Pooh ' AA Milne

041 Animal Farm ' George Orwell

042 The Da Vinci Code ' Dan Brown.

043 One Hundred Years of Solitude ' Gabriel Garcia Marquez

044 A Prayer for Owen Meaney ' John Irving

045 The Woman in White ' Wilkie Collins

046 Anne of Green Gables- LM Montgomery

047 Far From The Madding Crowd ' Thomas Hardy

048 The Handmaid's Tale ' Margaret Atwood

049 Lord of the Flies ' William Golding

050 Atonement ' Ian McEwan

051 Life of Pi ' Yann Martel

052 Dune ' Frank Herbert

053 Cold Comfort Farm ' Stella Gibbons

054 Sense and Sensibility ' Jane Austen

055 A Suitable Boy ' Vikram Seth

056 The Shadow of the Wind ' Carlos Ruiz Zafon

057 A Tale Of Two Cities ' Charles Dickens

058 Brave New World ' Aldous Huxley

059 The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time ' Mark Haddon

060 Love In The Time Of Cholera ' Gabriel Garcia Marquez

061 Of Mice and Men ' John Steinbeck

062 Lolita ' Vladimir Nabokov

063 The Secret History ' Donna Tartt

064 The Lovely Bones ' Alice Sebold

065 Count of Monte Cristo ' Alexandre Dumas

066 On The Road ' Jack Kerouac

067 Jude the Obscure ' Thomas Hardy

068 Bridget Jones's Diary ' Helen Fielding

069 Midnight's Children ' Salman Rushdie

070 Moby Dick ' Herman Melville

071 Oliver Twist ' Charles Dickens*

072 Dracula ' Bram Stoker*

073 The Secret Garden- Frances Hodgson Burnett

074 Notes From A Small Island ' Bill Bryson

075 Ulysses ' James Joyce

076 The Bell Jar ' Sylvia Plath

077 Swallows and Amazons ' Arthur Ransome

078 Germinal ' Emile Zola

079 Vanity Fair ' William Makepeace Thackeray

080 Possession- AS Byatt

081 A Christmas Carol ' Charles Dickens*

082 Cloud Atlas ' David Mitchell

083 The Color Purple ' Alice Walker

084 The Remains of the Day ' Kazuo Ishiguro

085 Madame Bovary ' Gustave Flaubert

086 A Fine Balance ' Rohinton Mistry

087 Charlotte's Web ' EB White

088 The Five People You Meet In Heaven ' Mitch Albom

089 Adventures of Sherlock Holmes ' Sir Arthur Conan Doyle*

090 The Faraway Tree Collection ' Enid Blyton

091 Heart of Darkness ' Joseph Conrad

092 The Little Prince ' Antoine De Saint-Exupery

093 The Wasp Factory ' Iain Banks

094 Watership Down ' Richard Adams

095 A Confederacy of Dunces- John Kennedy Toole

096 A Town Like Alice ' Nevil Shute

097 The Three Musketeers ' Alexandre Dumas

098 Hamlet ' William Shakespeare

099 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ' Roald Dahl*******

100 Les Miserables ' Victor Hugo

HEYYYYYYYY!! M BAK!!

& i must confess i read this part loooong ago wen u wrote it bt dunno why wenever i started 2 write, sumthin or another turned up wich cud nt b ignored, hence the long delay :) even while i read this part,i wz constantly being distracted by my 2year old cousin(who at dat time wz staying at my place & had taken upon himself 2 reconstruct my room!)

Anyways , the part wz excellent ya,too good really.enjoyed the way Atul & others started 2 tease dem & dan even arman joined & 2gather they teamed on our poor ridzi here who sat resigned at her fate lolz!

Arman'z punishment wz da highlight! haha he ORDERED the food!! Gosh he's got some nerve really hehe.the cheek :)

Anjaly part...dat WAS a wee bit disturbing ...but dan yeah things do happen in a strange way thou.but for a wise, bold, confident, independent,strong girl( dats how i see her cz really lyk her in dmg) turning away from reality is sumthing dat is weird but not uncommon ofcourse.goes 2 show dat even the strongest,most invincible individuals hav weaknesses(history provez this)& arman iz perhaps just dat for anjaly.on the other hand Ankit,who is perhaps in a similar situation,posseses a far better self control.if he is hurt or jealous,he's nt showing it or letting it hinder his friendship with anyone.bt than he's a guy& guys do tend 2 move on faster dan girls.hope he remains this way & nt giv in 2 his weaakness,cz dat cud get dirty.

Muskan-Rahul's misunderstanding is again a major drawback in almost all relationships.u read the expression wrong & dats it, ur out.it happens alot in real life.

hope eveything turns out ryt for everyone.

So ur currently in Alexandria? wow man! it must b great! but than, egypt is a fascinating place.never bin there thou bt yeah I hv always bin intrigued by everything related 2 it.love the info dat u giv abt ur locationz really.its da way u tell us,dat makes it all even more fascinating.so hats off2 u!

& must add,hv bin kinda depressed by all dat MJ incident. most of my childhood hz bin spent listenin 2 his songs(my first ever fav singer :) & i wz really lukin 4ward 2 his show.it wud hav bin a huge success..anyways...hope his soul rests in peace.

So my dear sam, when r u updating next?hope dat u surprise us with n update sooner dan soon:) would b great!

Tcrzzz dear!

Loadz& loadz of love!

Alia

PS: oh 4got 2 mention,dat day with my 2 year old cousin, I had a ball making him say maslow's hierarchy of needs agin & again!! IT WZ SO CUTE & FUNNY hehe!! Even he wz enjoying!! If he takes up engineering wen he grows up& comes across this theory,he'll definitelly remember me lolzzz!!

002 The Lord of the Rings- JRR Tolkien *

003 Jane Eyre ' Charlotte Bronte

004 Harry Potter series- JK Rowling ****(loved it)

005 To Kill a Mockingbird ' Harper Lee

006 The Bible

007 Wuthering Heights ' Emily Bronte

008 Nineteen Eighty Four ' George Orwell

009 His Dark Materials ' Philip Pullman

010 Great Expectations ' Charles Dickens

011 Little Women ' Louisa M Alcott

012 Tess of the D'Urbervilles ' Thomas Hardy

013 Catch 22 ' Joseph Heller

014 Complete Works of Shakespeare

015 Rebecca- Daphne Du Maurier

016 The Hobbit- JRR Tolkien

017 Birdsong ' Sebastian Faulks

018 Catcher in the Rye ' JD Salinger

019 The Time Traveller's Wife- Audrey Niffenegger

020 Middlemarch ' George Eliot

021 Gone With The Wind ' Margaret Mitchell

022 The Great Gatsby ' F Scott Fitzgerald

023 Bleak House ' Charles Dickens

024 War and Peace ' Leo Tolstoy

025 The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy ' Douglas Adams

026 Brideshead Revisited ' Evelyn Waugh

027 Crime and Punishment- Fyodor Dostoyevsky

028 Grapes of Wrath ' John Steinbeck

029 Alice in Wonderland ' Lewis Carroll

030 The Wind in the Willows ' Kenneth Grahame

031 Anna Karenina ' Leo Tolstoy

032 David Copperfield ' Charles Dickens

033 Chronicles of Narnia ' CS Lewis

034 Emma ' Jane Austen

035 Persuasion - Jane Austen

036 The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe ' CS Lewis

037 The Kite Runner ' Khaled Hosseini

038 Captain Corelli's Mandolin ' Louis De Berniere

039 Memoirs of a Geisha ' Arthur Golden

040 Winnie the Pooh ' AA Milne

041 Animal Farm ' George Orwell

042 The Da Vinci Code ' Dan Brown.

043 One Hundred Years of Solitude ' Gabriel Garcia Marquez

044 A Prayer for Owen Meaney ' John Irving

045 The Woman in White ' Wilkie Collins

046 Anne of Green Gables- LM Montgomery

047 Far From The Madding Crowd ' Thomas Hardy

048 The Handmaid's Tale ' Margaret Atwood

049 Lord of the Flies ' William Golding

050 Atonement ' Ian McEwan

051 Life of Pi ' Yann Martel

052 Dune ' Frank Herbert

053 Cold Comfort Farm ' Stella Gibbons

054 Sense and Sensibility ' Jane Austen

055 A Suitable Boy ' Vikram Seth

056 The Shadow of the Wind ' Carlos Ruiz Zafon

057 A Tale Of Two Cities ' Charles Dickens

058 Brave New World ' Aldous Huxley

059 The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time ' Mark Haddon

060 Love In The Time Of Cholera ' Gabriel Garcia Marquez

061 Of Mice and Men ' John Steinbeck

062 Lolita ' Vladimir Nabokov

063 The Secret History ' Donna Tartt

064 The Lovely Bones ' Alice Sebold

065 Count of Monte Cristo ' Alexandre Dumas

066 On The Road ' Jack Kerouac

067 Jude the Obscure ' Thomas Hardy

068 Bridget Jones's Diary ' Helen Fielding

069 Midnight's Children ' Salman Rushdie

070 Moby Dick ' Herman Melville

071 Oliver Twist ' Charles Dickens

072 Dracula ' Bram Stoker

073 The Secret Garden- Frances Hodgson Burnett

074 Notes From A Small Island ' Bill Bryson

075 Ulysses ' James Joyce

076 The Bell Jar ' Sylvia Plath

077 Swallows and Amazons ' Arthur Ransome

078 Germinal ' Emile Zola

079 Vanity Fair ' William Makepeace Thackeray

080 Possession- AS Byatt

081 A Christmas Carol ' Charles Dickens

082 Cloud Atlas ' David Mitchell

083 The Color Purple ' Alice Walker

084 The Remains of the Day ' Kazuo Ishiguro

085 Madame Bovary ' Gustave Flaubert

086 A Fine Balance ' Rohinton Mistry

087 Charlotte's Web ' EB White

088 The Five People You Meet In Heaven ' Mitch Albom

089 Adventures of Sherlock Holmes ' Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

090 The Faraway Tree Collection ' Enid Blyton

091 Heart of Darkness ' Joseph Conrad

092 The Little Prince ' Antoine De Saint-Exupery

093 The Wasp Factory ' Iain Banks

094 Watership Down ' Richard Adams

095 A Confederacy of Dunces- John Kennedy Toole

096 A Town Like Alice ' Nevil Shute

097 The Three Musketeers ' Alexandre Dumas

098 Hamlet ' William Shakespeare

099 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ' Roald Dahl

100 Les Miserables ' Victor Hugo

Originally posted by: bernard shaw

Sorry guys, have been a little busy at work...will post tomorrow...in the interim some one forwarded this to me at work....

BBC book list:

BBC believes most people will have only read 6 of the 100 books here. How do your reading habits stack up?

Instructions:

1) Bold those you have read.
2) Star the ones you loved.*
3) Italicize those you plan on reading.

001 Pride and Prejudice ' Jane Austen

002 The Lord of the Rings- JRR Tolkien

003 Jane Eyre ' Charlotte Bronte

004 Harry Potter series- JK Rowling

005 To Kill a Mockingbird ' Harper Lee

006 The Bible

007 Wuthering Heights ' Emily Bronte

008 Nineteen Eighty Four ' George Orwell

009 His Dark Materials ' Philip Pullman

010 Great Expectations ' Charles Dickens

011 Little Women ' Louisa M Alcott

012 Tess of the D'Urbervilles ' Thomas Hardy

013 Catch 22 ' Joseph Heller

014 Complete Works of Shakespeare

015 Rebecca- Daphne Du Maurier

016 The Hobbit- JRR Tolkien

017 Birdsong ' Sebastian Faulks

018 Catcher in the Rye ' JD Salinger

019 The Time Traveller's Wife- Audrey Niffenegger

020 Middlemarch ' George Eliot

021 Gone With The Wind ' Margaret Mitchell

022 The Great Gatsby ' F Scott Fitzgerald

023 Bleak House ' Charles Dickens

024 War and Peace ' Leo Tolstoy

025 The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy ' Douglas Adams

026 Brideshead Revisited ' Evelyn Waugh

027 Crime and Punishment- Fyodor Dostoyevsky

028 Grapes of Wrath ' John Steinbeck

029 Alice in Wonderland ' Lewis Carroll

030 The Wind in the Willows ' Kenneth Grahame

031 Anna Karenina ' Leo Tolstoy

032 David Copperfield ' Charles Dickens

033 Chronicles of Narnia ' CS Lewis

034 Emma ' Jane Austen

035 Persuasion - Jane Austen

036 The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe ' CS Lewis

037 The Kite Runner ' Khaled Hosseini

038 Captain Corelli's Mandolin ' Louis De Berniere

039 Memoirs of a Geisha ' Arthur Golden

040 Winnie the Pooh ' AA Milne

041 Animal Farm ' George Orwell

042 The Da Vinci Code ' Dan Brown.

043 One Hundred Years of Solitude ' Gabriel Garcia Marquez

044 A Prayer for Owen Meaney ' John Irving

045 The Woman in White ' Wilkie Collins

046 Anne of Green Gables- LM Montgomery

047 Far From The Madding Crowd ' Thomas Hardy

048 The Handmaid's Tale ' Margaret Atwood

049 Lord of the Flies ' William Golding

050 Atonement ' Ian McEwan

051 Life of Pi ' Yann Martel

052 Dune ' Frank Herbert

053 Cold Comfort Farm ' Stella Gibbons

054 Sense and Sensibility ' Jane Austen

055 A Suitable Boy ' Vikram Seth

056 The Shadow of the Wind ' Carlos Ruiz Zafon

057 A Tale Of Two Cities ' Charles Dickens

058 Brave New World ' Aldous Huxley

059 The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time ' Mark Haddon

060 Love In The Time Of Cholera ' Gabriel Garcia Marquez

061 Of Mice and Men ' John Steinbeck

062 Lolita ' Vladimir Nabokov

063 The Secret History ' Donna Tartt

064 The Lovely Bones ' Alice Sebold

065 Count of Monte Cristo ' Alexandre Dumas

066 On The Road ' Jack Kerouac

067 Jude the Obscure ' Thomas Hardy

068 Bridget Jones's Diary ' Helen Fielding

069 Midnight's Children ' Salman Rushdie

070 Moby Dick ' Herman Melville

071 Oliver Twist ' Charles Dickens

072 Dracula ' Bram Stoker

073 The Secret Garden- Frances Hodgson Burnett

074 Notes From A Small Island ' Bill Bryson

075 Ulysses ' James Joyce

076 The Bell Jar ' Sylvia Plath

077 Swallows and Amazons ' Arthur Ransome

078 Germinal ' Emile Zola

079 Vanity Fair ' William Makepeace Thackeray

080 Possession- AS Byatt

081 A Christmas Carol ' Charles Dickens

082 Cloud Atlas ' David Mitchell

083 The Color Purple ' Alice Walker

084 The Remains of the Day ' Kazuo Ishiguro

085 Madame Bovary ' Gustave Flaubert

086 A Fine Balance ' Rohinton Mistry

087 Charlotte's Web ' EB White

088 The Five People You Meet In Heaven ' Mitch Albom

089 Adventures of Sherlock Holmes ' Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

090 The Faraway Tree Collection ' Enid Blyton

091 Heart of Darkness ' Joseph Conrad

092 The Little Prince ' Antoine De Saint-Exupery

093 The Wasp Factory ' Iain Banks

094 Watership Down ' Richard Adams

095 A Confederacy of Dunces- John Kennedy Toole

096 A Town Like Alice ' Nevil Shute

097 The Three Musketeers ' Alexandre Dumas

098 Hamlet ' William Shakespeare

099 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ' Roald Dahl

100 Les Miserables ' Victor Hugo

i know i m terribly late bt finally i managed ...though i was dying to read..bt was caught up in work...finally i m here with my short comment lolz on the prts till now..missed u lots..hugs.

prt 32..
so riddhima finally confessed her love..
i m glad armaan wants to let the whole world to know that he was in love with riddhima n just nt wanted to hide this wonderful feeling called love...n now comes the matter of anjali...i was just wondering sam...that armaan is giving importance to anjalis n his freindship the same way as he is valuing his love fr riddhima...obviously he shud...ufcourse both immotions r seperate n has its own place in ppls life..may be i m thinking too much..bt wonder how anjalis going to take it when she thinks she too is in love with armaan...now that armaan is too sure abt his priority...n now she is finally releived to have shashank safe so can noticed armaans over freindly n sweet behaviour towards riddhima.ankits n anjalis coversation was too sensible n needed at the moment...

n so u got a brk only on the dinner cruise..i m sure u enjoyed the belly dancing....so u r a GIRL...only i came to know abt it when u mentioned u were wearing a sarree n u must be really beautiful as ur mind is..since ppl were clicking ur snaps..i know its wierd n irritating bt i never thought of u while commenting earklier or when i sent u pms that u were...no no...is indeed a girl..how silly n unknowledeble i m ...i am following ur ff...frm such a good amt of time...n still unaware of ur gender..lol...nt that it makes any difference i mean...ya it makes...like while commenting i always thought of u as a guy n was thinking what a superb way of peenning down such grt n deep thoughts this guy have..bt again i m nuts...so ignore me fr that..n now that i have come to know that lately...plz forgive me i have ever commentted n u felt it unusual..i hoppe u got it

prt 33...

the conversation between muskaan n rahul...was inddeed representing muskaans internal fears which was but natural..or shud i say that she just fought wid the poor guy without giving him much chance to open back..nt much of ar..to remind u...when u know how much we want this...

prt 34...
hi again....so here i come....
armaan is trrying hard to convince to talk to anjali n here she is fully avoiding him..knowing frm where hes coming...sure she has full in\stincts of why armaan demanded that conversation n time with anji...she is more than scared to confront....i think he is pretty sure...no he is sure of riddhimas fear to be come true when anji literally ignored his plea...atuls n armaans discussion wud have really releived armaan frm some of his present problems..will nt comment more on that to bore u..n here half work done fr armaan when rahul confessed that riddhima loves someone else to anji when asked her he too wanted to join her...n the best best prt was the talk betwween riddhima n muskaan..i just loved it..how honestly muskaan said every single detail of her fear to riddhima...when riddhima in return understood the same..n didnt feel offended in the least cause she herself know where she coming frm doesnt she her self has the same damn fears...i think that was the main reason ridz understood muskaans mental state of mind cause she too is fighting the same delima...bt i wonder what if anjali was nt in the scene...does then also riddhima wud have been ale to understand muskaans fear n insecurities in the same positive masnner????was just thinking abt it...cause its easy to understand an immotion when u too had undergone the same situation some time in ur life..i guess that helps to know a persons threats more deeply....

prt 35...
so its dinner time fr the team...n atul was too much....was leaving no chance in embarassing the sweet couple...n when he asked abt the doc....i can just imagine ridz face ...like how do atul knows?n muskaan did no good to them...taking full advantage of her condition of nt being so well n all.n armaan who was her partner in crime also didnt spare the poor riddhima n was desperate to know as to what made ridz fall fr him was too much to handle on her part..she was now trapped between the whole gang..bt then came the reply "US" n everything sorted with the kiss n their small chit chat abt riddhimas dos n donts were just terrific....it was too nicely put up i must say.the pillow thing was quite romantic..i thought so...n armaaan saying this in reply"
"I think I can think of plenty more interesting and engaging reasons to stay awake late at night Muskaan and even more delightful ways of waking her up"
was too too too romantic n seductive at the same time...though muskaan thought it as cliched i found it interesting.
anjalis fears naturally came out when they were having their little talks....poor armaan cudnt convince her to talk more..bt then i think she will understand..she is preety mature.bt immature when it coms to deal with the word"LOVE"
n ya now comes the much awaited dinner n with sexy romantic talks armaan has obviously fooled riddhima..by faking the dinner thing...bt i guess his true feelings.... thats all what matters..n ya i must confess..i will be honest..i have to open my dictionary too find out the true meaning of their conversation...that is...i cudnt make out the meanings of ur hard grammar....eg the words celibacy,clandestine,polygamy....i had to go thru the dictionary to understand better...bt it obviously improves my grammitical knowledge....thnx to u fr that....

so that was it...tc....hugs.....waiting fr the nxt prt..n ya with lot of more AR stuff