Software Symphony 9 Book Shelf Analogy on 144 - Page 21

Originally posted by: Nisha0604

I have noticed WITHOUT fail TWICE a year the Monday after people will talk about it at the water cooler/coffee station EVERY TIME

I am thinking "Seri engla madiri loose ku idu pudusu U GUYS HAVE LIVED HER ALL YOUR LIFE WHY DO U TALK ABOUT IT?"😆

THAT and the WEATHER

Goras can talk about weather like its nobody's binness...

Sunny they have to tal

Cloudy they have to talk

Inversion they have to talk

Snow they have to talk

I have not heard ANYONE talk about weather so much in Delhi, yes the morning after rains when under passes would be flooded or if there are massive power cuts then they would but YAHAN to weather topic is like NaMo in India😆

Originally posted by: nividances

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I liked the "bidaai" scene if you I can call it that...it was more of a "goodbye for now, I'll see you for dinner later." 😆

II's bonding with periappa is precious.

Appa is still being passive aggressive 😛

R&B doesn't do well with her tears...how will this play out in the future?

"Between 19 steps she had spoken 10 SENTENCES he realized... she was a talker..."

Just now? He realized it just now? 😆

"HE DIDNT HOLD THE DOOR OPEN FOR HER"

She's still II and he's still Rakshasan. Kuch nahi badla hai 😆

Chaachi's train of thoughts was bang on. II may have signed a pre-nup for her own peace of mind, but that's not going to stop others from forming their own opinions about her behavior and actions. A word of advice to chaachi though...II is innocent, but she is not stupid. She has already given it back to you before without even knowing or understanding the complexity of the entire situation; don't think that she would hesitate to do so in the future as well.

II still doesn't know why he married her...she doesn't really care to know either because she's scared that she will not like the answer that she may get. She admits that she wanted to marry him so she did. She clarifies yet again that she didn't marry him for his wealth. Her internal conflict says it all I think: she's married a "stranger" that she has barely known for 6 months. There's a lot that she doesn't know about him, there's a lot that he doesn't know about her. She is insecure about whether this marriage will last or not, but hopes that it will. This is perhaps what every newly-wed experiences: jitni khushi hoti hai ek nayi shuruat ko lekar, kahin na kahin ek ghabraahat bhi hoti hai...what if it doesn't turn out right?

Back to the Monet, where it all started...how apt. A full circle. They have embarked on a new leg of their journey together now, so a few words for the couple.

"No marriage is all sunshine, but two people can share one umbrella and survive the storm together."

"The couples that are meant to be are the ones who go through everything that's designed to tear them apart and come out even stronger."

"Marriage is not a noun, it's a verb. It isn't something you get, it's something you do." Single meaning, double meaning...take what you want from that. 😉😆

Originally posted by: Ashu25

Swati, I was a little busy and held up ya

Hehehe.. Thanks for missing me.. M back, lets gush now