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Shraddha

@lashy

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Posted: 7 years ago

#481

Originally posted by: lghosh

The fiery ball rising up in the East with pride illuminating the whole world,
White sandy beaches with the Ocean looks up and beams, all unfurled!
👏
Suddenly on its way comes the dark clouds to cover up the golden star,
Sol realized its helplessness and hopes its shining rays, they will not mar!

The Sun brazenly traveled the world and slowly gets ready to set in a while,
Proudly it pats its back for covering from East to West - those endless mile!
Lo and behold, it stares in shock at the whirling spool over the calm ocean,
Where did they come from? The hurricane clouds to stir up a ruckus motion?
This is exactly the question Akbar and Heera must be asking themselves now!😲

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binduprasad41

@binduprasad41

Sparkler

Posted: 7 years ago

#482

Originally posted by: lghosh

The fiery ball rising up in the East with pride illuminating the whole world,
White sandy beaches with the Ocean looks up and beams, all unfurled!
Suddenly on its way comes the dark clouds to cover up the golden star,
Sol realized its helplessness and hopes its shining rays, they will not mar!

The Sun brazenly traveled the world and slowly gets ready to set in a while,
Proudly it pats its back for covering from East to West - those endless mile!
Lo and behold, it stares in shock at the whirling spool over the calm ocean,
Where did they come from? The hurricane clouds to stir up a ruckus motion?

Selvi di 🤗

What a pictures

Lana di 🤗

Superb line's 👏

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Shraddha

@lashy

Trailblazer

+ 4

Posted: 7 years ago

#483

Originally posted by: lghosh

Do you know where you are flying in to from Seattle? If in Montana, just giving you a heads up, that state is very, how do I say it, still a racist state! The people are all red necks and prefer to see a similar population in and around them. 🤔 There is nothing much to see in Montana other than huge plains and mountainous roads and ranges...it is nicknamed Big Sky Country.

If you are flying into Idaho and driving from there, then it is fine! You will be entering through the West Entrance. You can drive from Wyoming as well, it will be the South Entrance, but it all depends where you are landing! 😊

Oh, and you can drive up north for 3 hours and be in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and 3 hours drive down south to Portland, Oregon! 😃 Both pretty as a picture postcard! I call the North West, Switzerland of the USA. 😃

OMG that's a long list of things to remember...

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Lana Ghosh

@lghosh

Sparkler

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Posted: 7 years ago

#484

Originally posted by: lashy

OMG that's a long list of things to remember...

Vancouver and Portland I meant to drive from Seattle, not from Yellowstone! 😃 Seattle is in the middle of Vancouver and Portland, I am sure your friend will tell you that. 😃

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roseraja1915

@roseraja1915

Rocker

Posted: 7 years ago

#485

Good evening/afternoon/morning lovely Sahibas.🤗

Periyamma, Lashy Sahiba, Chellam, Bindup, Shruthi, Manu, Selvi, Lana, Vathsy,Lavanya, Mitu, Sandy Begum, Bindu,Muskaan,Anindita, Aparna, Pallavi, Amita, Jiya, Harshu, Shagun, Jyothi, Adwi, Shivangi, Vrinda, Avika,Divi, Divya, Kanishka, Payal , Rekha, Rashmi, Namsika, Aishu and 6Bs.🤗

Page 53 <<<<<😃

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@old_charm

Stunner

Posted: 7 years ago

#486

Originally posted by: lghosh

Yes, the concert was splendid! Fine choice of songs he performed starting with Rabindrasangeet to Bengali film numbers lipped on Uttam Kumar and then moving on to Hindi numbers. It was pure nostalgia! Took me back to my childhood when I saw my Mom listening and humming these numbers. The black and white television telecasting some of the numbers in 'Chitramala' then one time a week or Hemant Kumar's performance once in a blue moon. And listening to the numbers in radio when mom used to listen to them all mesmerized! 😃

Saree, because all the bongs display wearing sarees on these occasions and if you are not wearing one you will be tired of explaining why you aren't! 😆 Its better to wear one instead of listening to the reprimands. 😆

😆😆

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karkuzhali

@karkuzhali

Inactive

Posted: 7 years ago

#487

When I was diving deep in the ocean of posts in thread 9, chapter 14, I was fortunate to find these two gems..

1.The wonderful comments by Adwi..

As we reach the end of this trilogy... that's to say all the things happening within a single day... I admit how your expert skills, combined with sheer wit and planning, so seamlessly blended together so many events... not for once it needs telling that the day was so eventful all along!! That too so logically and convincingly!

Kudos to you my dear, Author! 👏

Hard times... the times were hard for Heera, quite so much..

-what with her messages hanging in an air of uncertainty, she herself is unsure about the fate of her messages, messengers and the much awaited reciprocation.

-what with her treatment ending in unanticipated failure... her most trusted chieftain in his death agony... and the only way to abate the agony appears... is to maim him physically for ever.

-what with her identity having being revealed and an escapade mission becoming an absolute necessity!

Thus quite understandably so her young heart seeks respite.. reassurance... and a brief spell of distraction to unburden her worries... and it's there because...

The Eyes Have It...all of it , rather, from the soothing conscience like company of a motherly maid, whose heart thinks and lives for her services... what an incredible lady is your Gauri! This enchanting soul... not just acts in favour of her mistress,so much so that, even before she unburdens her thoughts, she thinks twice... I'm sure and Heera would also agree with me, that Gauri is her lost mother in the guise of a maid! 😳

The Eyes have a tongue of their own accord, I say, otherwise how a pair of partially sighted mellifluous orbs so subtly communicates with a pair of deep dark ones, as dark as His reality, as guarded as His persona... surely the Eyes have a language of their own likeness, else how do the veils and curtains fail in their duties... how do they speak away, the Gratified and the Grateful... the Flickering Flame, so respectable and sacred and the Keeper of the Flame!

Most certainly the Eyes have it, else how could you write down something so sensational... so pure... so eloquent and yet so subtle!!

The Dip in the Pool... deep, deep and deeper still he plunged headlong, the icecold water whipping him out of fantasy if any... the musk washing away leftovers of a mesmerising encounter if any... hard voice of conscience resurrecting walls of resistance all over again... he plunged headlong into the swirling waves of the Pool of Agony!! Worse, He took us readers along with Him... still we are assured that at least He ATE before all that😉

I patiently wait for mysteries to unfold... and those segments of Raja Chittaranjan being too mere to write anything now, the bustling maids have been spoken about... and any ill effects of their evil eyes curbed with Saraswathi Aunty's remedies... so I will end my review, please bear with it! I think it's too long 😆

Edited by durgeshnandini - 31 August 2016 at 12:55am

2.A lovely poem by Kausi..

He sees her perfection out of her physical challenge!!

She sees his perfection out of his withdrawn personality!!

Gauri sees heera's hidden feelings towards this admiring stranger!!

Chacha jaan and his men see a totally new Akbar they have never seen before!!

Where Lashy shows us perfect romance out of all oddest and dangerous circumstance!!

While we foresee a impatient soul in us growing wild and wild chapter by chapter!!

Pearl mussel and coral Royalty Free Stock Photography

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@old_charm

Stunner

Posted: 7 years ago

#488

Originally posted by: binduprasad41

Omg
Take very good care of yourself, Patti! 🤗
Stay warm 😳

oh dear patti... , u look cute !

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@old_charm

Stunner

Posted: 7 years ago

#489

Originally posted by: lghosh
Okay went to Inchins! Food was awesome! 👍🏼 I took pictures of the menu and the dishes! Lashy. definitely go to Inchins in Seattle! 😃
Crispy Chilli Corn

Chinese Bhel

Vegetable Tulips

Crispy Chilli potatoes

And the menu card

And guess what this is?? 😃 Went to Indian grocery store and treated myself to this! 😉

Out of all the dishes in Inchins I liked Crispy Chilli Corn the most followed by Chinese Bhel. 😃

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Shraddha

@lashy

Trailblazer

+ 4

Posted: 7 years ago

#490

A quiz for the romantics... 😉

Can you remember these situations that Khan Sahib put our poor Heera through?

1) She gave him no reply - seeing how he hadn't misread her. Not one bit. The admiration in her eyes was for everything he was doing for Parnagarh. The belongingness was because of the concern he showed while helping her come out of the episode.

He hadn't misjudged her body either. Yes, she did continue holding onto him long after she was alright. And yes, her heart had been speeding faster than a wild storm - it still was, merely thinking about what just happened between them.

Her mind had been screaming 'No' throughout. Her heart had been warning 'Not yet'. But, her body had ignored everything to stay put in his arms, her limbs a willing captive in his clasp, while time froze for an impassioned beat or two - simply because a part of her relished the sensations in ways that she could not describe.

2) She gazed at her fingers. Somehow, they felt different too. And now, there was something else she was tempted to try. Something more brazen.

'No!' logic lashed back at once, strictly warning against doing so 'Behave like a respectable Rajput woman... like an heiress... think of your circumstances!'

Compelled to rein in those temptations, she stalled.

But now that the idea had been planted in her head, it didn't want to go away 'Just once?' it stubbornly seemed to say

And thus, the internal war between temptation and logic brewed on for a long spell. Till temptation won its first battle against logic, in her young life.

Closing her eyes, Heera allowed herself to be sucked into an imagination... 'What if...'

3) 'Khan Sa...' Her eyes shut. Her startled fingers frantically clung at his back, creasing his overcoat with permanent folds. While she knew to expect the unexpected with him, the aura around them had indeed changed shades quite drastically. Fortunately for her, being housed in the arms she was meant to be in, also worked as a miraculous remedy for those nerves. Her nervousness soon ebbed into relief. And relief into bliss. Only for that blissful ebb to return with a wave of soft tremors that grew and grew, keeping pace with his growing thirst. Till her insides were swept by its thrills, thrown into a vortex of unfamiliar sensations.

It wasn't the first time. Yet and still it was more potent. Infinitely more so.

4) 'Oh alright...' Heera drew in a sharp breath, astonished by the forcefulness in his tone, as she replaced her palm on her lap.

Naturally then, the liberated veil withdrew from her face, slid down her hair, and gently dropped backwards, below her shoulders, leaving her face and features exposed, while she helplessly watched on like a marble statue. But what could she do? Fidgeting about would only make her look silly - especially after such an assertive warning from him!

It was the first time in her life that someone other than jiji had told her what NOT to do. After all, as an heiress, she was only used to giving orders, not receiving them.

However, strangely enough, once the momentary shock had worn-off, the young lady recognised she wasn't too offended by the outburst. The circumstances had understandably called for it. If anything, to have another person take charge of a situation - a man, who knew what he was doing - felt like a welcome change!

As for the troubling issue of their growing physical proximity - well...

5) No sooner than she stood on steady ground, the heiress straightened her veil and then turned around to gauge the heights that she had scaled. Her lungs were still panting for air, but her heart was filling up with a strange sense of achievement. After all, she'd just accomplished a feat that she'd never done before.

Hoping to thank him for his support, her glances trailed towards his outline. But she could make out that the man was busy.

The 16 year old thought better of it and decided to reserve her gratitude for another day, for another time - if it ever came. Thus, picking up a branch, she commenced her journey.

Barely few strides on, and Heera stopped in her tracks - she recalled how she'd done something else that she hadn't done lately.

Sometime earlier, she had almost smiled.

6) As soon as Heera realised what it was that the Sahib was doing, a soft gasp replaced the half smile that'd been adorning her lips. Her stoic features that'd never known of any such emotions, felt their first rush of heat - leaving her fair cheeks a few shades closer to the colour of her glossy lips.

She sensed that the official 'Thank you' must have been quite a brazen move for him - and not brazen in a negative way. So, the 'woman' in her admired it.

And just as she was coming to terms with it, she believed she spotted something else quite astonishing - something that'd stopped her thoughts in their tracks.

Edited by lashy - 7 years ago

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