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Seriousreader

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Dazzler

Posted: 10 years ago

#1041

Where's Everybody? What happened?

No update also 😭. Nisha where are you?😭

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eviltwin_14

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Posted: 10 years ago

#1042

Even I appear offline, strange

Update kaha 😛

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Seriousreader

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Dazzler

Posted: 10 years ago

#1043

Originally posted by: palakmangla21
Even I appear offline, strange
Update kaha 😛

Yeah...I notice even you're appearing offline! 😆. The poltergeist is back.

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Seriousreader

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Dazzler

Posted: 10 years ago

#1044

Originally posted by: Seriousreader

Yeah...I notice even you're appearing offline! 😆. The poltergeist is back.

Could this be the reason why even Nisha is appearing offline...I wonder!

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Nisha0604

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Sparkler

Posted: 10 years ago

#1045

Originally posted by: poorna3666

Oh I am very much married to my own RKB (temper n one liners included) .Nisha I am able to connect to a lot of the things you have written and that's how you have been able to keep us hooked. O

I remember a doctor cousin fighting tooth n nail with his parents to keep out the long list of his degrees from his wedding card and finally relenting to prefixing Dr to his name on the card. I guess you just can't take away all the bragging rights of Indian parents.

Poorna

ESPECIALLY those Iyer parents who have been battered by wealthy brothers/sisters along the way whose kids have gone to IIT and ended up in US or Australia.

For more than anybody else its to teach that "Athai" or that "Mama" a sound lesson that "even MY kids can have good things happen to them"

In Sam's case, it was part prank part payback for Chachu because the kids know Chachi has a low opinion of R&B's "capacity" to settle down in holy matrimony. I am not sure if the Punjabis brag on wedding/reception cards, its been a while since I saw a wedding card from them

I just threew it in there so Amma doesnt have to verbally clobber Mrs Vasan😃 she can read it for herself. Afterall its just a story...

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Nisha0604

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Sparkler

Posted: 10 years ago

#1046

Originally posted by: Seriousreader
Ashu...where're you Captain?

Seriously!!!

Is anyone in touch with her offline?

Do we know anything?😲

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Seriousreader

@Seriousreader

Dazzler

Posted: 10 years ago

#1047

Originally posted by: Nisha0604

Seriously!!!
Is anyone in touch with her offline?
Do we know anything?😲

No clue! All I know is she's the life if this group. I ride on her shoulders😳

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Seriousreader

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Dazzler

Posted: 10 years ago

#1048

Originally posted by: Seriousreader

No clue! All I know is she's the life if this group. I ride on her shoulders😳

She'd have devoured the remaining pages if she was online now, and you'd have had to begin another thread Nisha!

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Nisha0604

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Sparkler

Posted: 10 years ago

#1049

Originally posted by: adlin1784
Hello everyone
So in Iyers weddings there are all that on the cards ? Or in all Indians weddings ? I don't understand. Here I don't go to weddings and the few cards i saw were the typical here. In Algeria when I was young there were no cards even today maybe just in big cities and rich families. Otherwise you go from house to house and invite (that's what I have understood till now) people and that should be parents who do it. You can do it over phone when people are far but it has to be personnally done.

I discover a new culture and traditions. I really love that. Learning about others traditions and culture it is always so interesting and some things are really beautiful and extraordinary ( for me)

Thank you for sharing Adlin. Thats how it used to be in India too I bet even 60-100 years ago, the wealthy are more insecure they have an image to maintain, the middle class is caught between the wealthy and poor unable to make a pick, the poor obviously dont have resources to even conduct a wedding in a marriage hall so they usually do it at temples or block the streets of where they live and host it right there.