SW Symph 3-'I am Sam' on 139 - Page 115

Originally posted by: Ranu1234

i had to post this now the right one -- HSP.canada what have you got me doing monday morning at work.. let me get back now😆😆😆

We are having a snow day, kids are home and I have given them games, so that I can read and ogle at him and watch his show! U have a good at work.

Originally posted by: Wings-of-Fire

And about the updates, I'm so so disappointed at Appa! I get why he doesn't even wanna consider R&B and this alliance. But he's acting as if he doesn't give a damn about II!
The girl you brought up never defied you, never disrespected you or do anything that would make you embarrassed and yet that daughter is wearing that ring with pride, love and ownership! I get that you're angry, Appa, I do! You have every right to be so. I wish you'd be compassionate enough to be hurt too. Your daughter is hurting like hell and whatever happens, if you win this battle, she'll still hurt like hell. I wish you could see that and feel that too. I don't wish you to give in; not if you don't want to. I wish you to understand her pain. I wish you to be her 'Father'!

Originally posted by: Arya1991

Nisha,

We're on page 149.
Pudu thread-oda linka kudungo! 😆
We absolutely refuse to let you not continue this 😛

As for those lines by Alfred Lord Tennyson...
That was an edited version...

Here's the original.
" Half the night I waste in sighs.
Half in dreams I sorrow after
The delight of early skies;
In a wakeful doze I sorrow
For the hands, the lips, the eyes,
For the meeting of the morrow
The delight of happy laughter,
The delight of low replies."

I thought this perfectly described how II and R&B felt about each other... especially since their relationship was almost purely physical when it started...
And. It perfectly depicts the search for that elusive, purr-fect R&B.

You've managed to create a character who has absolutely no parallel.
And, that is extraordinarily amazing. And. Spectacular.

I like that word.
Spectacular. Like you.

Originally posted by: Nisha0604

Well said Rsoh

Parents are sometimes unable to look beyond THEMSELVES, it becomes a matter of pride to them. "Arey YEH aise kaise kar sakti hai?' "MERI izzat ke baare mein kyon nahi soch sakti?" "I did so much for her but yet she chooses someone I dont like