Originally posted by: Push-pull
Yes I felt bad for Elena too till she started explaining her mission failure in completing Dev-Ish agenda... Why can't this girl just cry and cry and cry non-stop without opening her mouth at all... 😆😆😆
🤣 Bang on. It hurts to see Dev and Ishwari getting what they want - be it information or life-partners or business deals. 😆
Yeah... Sona-Soha was really adorable where the little bear is kinda obsessed with her newfound Superman - The Bigcha!!! 😉😆 And the mamma bear is joining the fun thinking that her daughter has found a new fairytale story of her own... 😆
Daada-Ronita - Aren't they cute bonding over food... 😉 Perfect match... I remember one of my colleague telling his only criteria for his bride was someone who enjoys cooking and eating... And he found one too and she's just loves anything about food... 😆 Even if it's written on paper "Food" I think they will go on and on and on talking about it... 🤣 No offence to foodies... Just enjoying that emotion of people...😉 Daada-Ronita FirstNight Theme - Moods & Foods! 🤬😆😳
@ Bold - 😃 I can SO imagine that, since I have one at home - my hubby. 😆 My priority for finding a husband was to have a good and happy cook in him so that I can have good food always and no complaints on not being able or wanting to cook either 🤣 And I got one. 😉😆 At our place, 80% of discussions are limited to foods. 😛😆
Day by day Baaba is getting to be the super hero for me... 😉🤗 If only Sonakshi can value him in the right way... 😉 I used to fight and argue with my dad so much for his ways of doing things and our differences of opinion is too much... At the same I've always valued his core values and what his intentions were though his actions were generally misunderstood...
Oh God... I miss him a lot... 🤗 I always tell proudly that I'm like my dad... I've learnt how to be and how not to be, both from him... My husband used to tease me "If it goes by his ways he would bring back all his daughters to be with him to pamper them back because the husbands are not pampering enough" 😆 But my dad adored my husband and through my husband a lot of my dad's perception about the carefree "boys" changed! My FIL is another gentleman who has done quite a progressive act in those olden days for which even his family has ignored him initially and later accepted... It really takes real men to know each other's pulse well... Just like real women to understand each other well... I have immense respect for my MIL who though comes from a remote village in Tamilnadu has given wonderful values and progressive thoughts to his kids irrelevant of boy or girl... Ok if I start my family drama, then it will go on and on, so let me stop here... 😆 Blame it on this thread it provokes me to open up which I don't want to... 😆 Especially in a forum where Dev is adored... 🤪
I know what you mean. Life is the biggest teacher who with time convinces us whom we should look upto as our friend, philosopher and guide. I must say I am closer to my Maa, but I am the apple of my father's eye too. 😳 He doesn't feel hesitate to let me know when they feel hurt or judgmental on any of my in-laws regressive rituals and ask me rightfully on my agreements too 🤗. I can so feel his hurt but I convince him somehow that it's my choice. He, although painfully, gives in to my wishes. 😳 But I SO love such ideals and my husband openly admits in admiring him on so many fronts and keeps telling me how he is just like my father and wants to take care of me how my father does. 😳😳
I can never understand these Dev Dixits who, forget about giving respect to in-laws, cannot even provide 15 minutes to think about them and trying to know them.