Originally posted by: .Maggie.
My 100th Post. Yay. Reserved. Still 100 to go for me to change color. Wails.
Not any more I guess. 😃
Edited after ages:
Never mind about that!
I know. I KNOW the pains of trying to read a book when you are going out on trips. You can't I mean CANNOT concentrate on a single word. I love to read books sitting in a window seat, occasionally looking out at the moving trees, and then going back to your page, but then I don't dislike the disturbance much too. It brings a smile on your face watching the excitement of others. The singing rather screaming of songs, the attempt at dancing in the tiny place, the loud jeers, the comments thrown, the wails at a simple turn, it makes you want to laugh. The carefree moments brings a smile on your face.
I think every person who loves to read and who has to travel knows the pain of trying to read a book at such times! 😆
Oh and about shopping at such places, I always end up irking my friends because I tend to think aloud of what to get for whom, and once I get all gifts for everyone I know, I get bored and instead of my friends' asking me to take something for myself I do not. This reminded me of an incident happened last month, when I've been to a place in another city. Me and my friends have been to this mall and we bought gifts to everyone and they asked me to get something for myself and were showing me different things to take, for which I was throwing tantrums at everything, and the shopkeepers were throwing glares at us. Finally I liked a bracelet and was trying it and when I asked the price, mera fuse ud gaya and my friends were already clutching their stomachs laughing. I told "Bhayya take this bracelet out na" and when he took it off my wrist, we didn't give him a moment, everyone of us went "Bhagooo". And that kamina, I heard from one of my friends was smiling at us.😆
For me, it happens like buting gifts for everyone but never bothering about myself. Not even looking at things to be able to throw tantrums on what I should buy for myself. But your 'bhaagooo' made me laugh! 😆
I loved how instead of a talk about Ayush Anaya, some simple gestures and incidents are revealing about their relationship to Geet, and to some extent to Anaya herself. Anaya going panicky on his missing, them holding hands, simple gestures but speak a lot. And Anaya being disappointed I think is because she might be wondering that he is being his usual flirty self. For reasons unknown I always felt Anaya felt for Ayush.
Actions do speak louder than words and so did happen with Geet noticing Anaya and Ayush's relationship. About Anaya feeling for Ayush, go with your feelings and maybe you'll be right. 😉
Mr.Darcyyy!
I know!
I need to quote somethign from an interview I recently had.
Interviewer: Which Author's books have you read?
Me: Jane Austen, blah, blah,...
In: Oh Jane Austen? Which book is your fav among hers?
Me: P&P
In: Who's your fav character in that book?
Me: Mr. Darcy
In: *Snorts* Predictable. (turns towards another panelist who's a young girl and who's grinning at me) You girls always like Darcy, aren't you? (turns towards me) Why do you like such a arrogant, egoist? He doesn't even think twice before lashing out at people. He's so imperfect.
Me: Yes sir, he's imperfect. He jumps the axe and lashes out the first person, he jumps to conclusions and doesn't have the patience to hear other person out, but he's one person who would accept his mistakes and would truly regret them and would do anything in his means to redeem himself. Everyone makes mistakes but very less have the guts to face them and I admire people like him.
In: Bottom line, you girls like guys who would listen to you.
He grinned then while I returned his grin.🤣
The way you answered about why you like Darcy, I can almost kick myself on not taking your opinion before writing down the dumb explanation in the chapter!
But the interviewer's reply had me in fits! 😆
Okay this comment has become more like a recollection of memories sort, so i am stopping my nonsense, but before that even I think the call is related to Ranbir.
And I really enjoyed reading the recollection of your memories. Thanks for sharing them, Shika! 😊
You'll find out about the call soon.