Hailstorms were common during March-April in Dehradun of yesteryears. The kids had fun playing with ice pellets though the storms completely destroyed the standing crops. Farmers should be thankful to climate change, at least the hail storms are a rarity now. There has been only one major hailstorm in Dehradun in last five years. It ocurred in March 2007 and gave our lawn a snow-white look. The ice took many hours to melt and sweaters and shawls came out!
18 February 2009
Hail Hail!
Hailstorms were common during March-April in Dehradun of yesteryears. The kids had fun playing with ice pellets though the storms completely destroyed the standing crops. Farmers should be thankful to climate change, at least the hail storms are a rarity now. There has been only one major hailstorm in Dehradun in last five years. It ocurred in March 2007 and gave our lawn a snow-white look. The ice took many hours to melt and sweaters and shawls came out!
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"hail hail"...good one!
ReplyDeletewow...even the pots are piled with hail. In this photo it seems to be setting into an ice sheet...skating anyone? ;)
It's nice to have your own little patch of green or a courtyard. Even jaggu's gleaming white tiled courtyard is so inviting...tho one day Tommy will make it much less inviting to strangers ;)
ps: rm, I got to work hard because I'm homeless!!!!!! I've parked myself in this room for 15 years. I got to buy my own sweet dwelling :) No matter where...I want to save up 7 lacs or so in 1 year. Then I can buy a little 1-bed house and furnish it beautifully!
It woulda been bigger but I want to develop rental property with the reminder, it will be a decent retirement income for me.
This is my dad's house. I am like you - houseless though not homeless! Our house is very small just three very small rooms but have got a good 100 sq yard lawn!
ReplyDeleteAll the best for your homing plans! Hope you will invite your trader pals for house warming!
rm: wow, that's a nice big lawn, as big as a room I'd say! We have a big terrace here...but hey, this is Pune...nobody goes out unless they want to suffocate lol.
ReplyDeleteAs for the house warming...of course! and biryani will be on the menu, from a nice restaurant, not a packet ;D (cause if I made it u won't be able to eat it)
Oh wait, sorry, 900 sq ft lawn is bigger than our whole house! whoa! we have 800 sq ft house + 500 sq ft adj terrace.
ReplyDeleteout here nobody buys houses in yards nor vegetables in kilos ;)
ReplyDeleteWell, I guess we are evenly matched in area! Our house measures not more than 400 sq ft!
ReplyDeleteHouses are measured in square feet here too but plot's rates are quoted in square yards.
I have set an income target for myself... $200000 this year (2009).
ReplyDeleteI went into a depression primarily because I felt under-appreciated for my work and other writers churned out junk, made much more money. If my clients can't tell either ways, why not just do work that's up to a competitive standard instead of making them rich with best-sellers?
Something I didn't want to accept for 5 years...finally hit home.
2 million US$! Well that surely calls for an anticipatory celebration. :)
ReplyDeleteIt is really very difficult to adjust our work standards to anything less than what we think is perfect. I can understand how hard it must have been for you to compromise on that. But that is what marketeers give their clients all the time, not what they need but what makes them happy.
rm: You understood it so well.
ReplyDeleteFor years I have just told myself that if I focus on quality, my day will come...But this market is not quality oriented...if you want to thrive here you have got to do a lot of Infosys-type lower-end work....And it's better not to put excessive pains into that type of work.
Some quality projects come in but it's not often.
For a few years I found my happiness within myself and a few good clients...But now I'm frustrated...Time to get real.
Many others are making in the same range and they're no better. Let me experience some success and money too....
rm, today one legal clerk was very kind to me, he handed me an appeal to study for a few hours so that I could understand the format. The lawyers were quoting kinda high. How can I pay him back rm?? You got any ideas....I can't pass him a buck without the other clerks noticing. What shall I do, give him a gift or something?? I don't want to offend him either
ReplyDeleteThe art of bribing has passed me by. I just have not been able to learn that skill of surreptitiously passing on the greenbacks while acting humble all the time - so I engage a broker or some other middlemen for those jobs which can't be done without bribing.
ReplyDeletethank you for the promopt reply...He was genuinely nice tho and didn't expect anything. He was helping others out too. Really, without his help I would have had to engage a lawyer just to get the format right.
ReplyDeleteIn that case it would make sense to write a letter of appreciation (in your wonderful style) and send to his superiors. Such a guy would like to be appreciated for the extra effort he is making to be helpful.
ReplyDeleteguess so...will see if I can find a way to thank the kind soul.
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! You too!
ReplyDeleteWhy selling puts rm? bullish?!
ReplyDeleteNot at all Uma. I am as bearish as they come. But I am not too sure about the time the market will take to correct - so by buying 2500PE and selling 2400PE I have tried to bring down the cost of PUT i bought while at the same time limiting my max probable profit and loss. Just a learning strategy!
ReplyDeletestrange, I would sell calls if I were bearish, sell the near call and buy the far call to cap risk in case of unexpected upmove
ReplyDeletestrange, I would sell calls if I were bearish, sell the near call and buy the far call to cap risk in case of unexpected upmove
ReplyDeleteThat is because you are the teacher! Pupil always make mistakes and that is how they learn!
ReplyDeleteThanks.
you're welcome, tho it was just my line of thinking...
ReplyDeleteHows Holi in Dehradun? :)
Holi in Dehradun is very mild though I avoid even that. Since last maybe 30 years I just get hold of a book and settled down in my room to celebrate holi. Celebration also includes consumption of plenty of gunjhias!
ReplyDeletep.s. This holi i am rereading 'Pickwick Papers'!
sounds like a peaceful, solitary Holi...not too diff from my own.
ReplyDeleterm, it rained here today! Beautiful showers, now the air is so clean and fresh
That is wonderful news! I like rains. Once I rode my puny bike from Delhi to Dehradun during Monsoons. I got soaked and evaporation-dried maybe three or four times during the 250km ride!
ReplyDeleteThis year the rains have eluded Dehradun except for two days in early February. Hope March-April will be better.
that must have been a real adventure rm! those were the days!!
ReplyDeleteI hope it rains more! winters are hard on the lungs...we need some springtime freshness!
hope you had a wonderful weekend. Missed u.
It felt good biking in rains. But the best was when i biked in winters. I wore such a layer of inners and jackets, socks, mufflers etc. that I used to almost fall asleep due to the warmth even though early mornings in January were just freezing cold. Once I dropped a friend at Meerut (just 60 kms from Delhi but my friend was not equipped for a bike ride), the guy was almost frozen stiff when he tried to alight at Meerut. He had to gulp down a couple of glasses of hot dhaba chai before he was able to stand without support!
ReplyDeleterm: like you I am also warm-blooded (lol) my sister's hands and feet almost freeze over in the cold but mine are much warmer.
ReplyDeleteI think it's a sign of good health!
ReplyDeleteActually I am the cold-blooded (lol) type like fish or frog! But i used layers and layers of clothing and protective covering from head to foot for winter rides on bike which kept me warm.
ReplyDeleteI see! lol.
ReplyDeletehey rm, I am really really looking forward to 3200 now or 3300. I know I will short at 3200 itself probably
You could get that opportunity by next week. But the upsurge in commodities suggests that there could be a bigger upside this time.
ReplyDeleteDhanya ho! Dhanya ho vatsa! You saved my trip to the Court, I was going to go tomorrow, but then u said it's a holiday and I checked...yep it's a Maharashtra State holiday so civil courts likely to be closed...thank you!!
ReplyDeleteUma
The only holidays I know about are the stock market holidays! The next one is on 10th April and then 14th April.
ReplyDelete:)
Yea! so many holidays this month, even I was surprised...! Thank you for the update...u always save me trouble of checking during holidays! I'm never up-to-date.
ReplyDeleterm, during Nifty closing Europe had a strong open and I was scared...but held my short. Hopefully now Dow looks in the mood to oblige
The way the midcap and small cap are bursting at their seams would suggest that there is some upside still left in this rally.
ReplyDeleteDon't scare me!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI have heard that bears are fearless!
ReplyDeleterm :) this blog needs an update...summer special
ReplyDeleteposted this on jaggu's blog, thought I'd post here too...
ReplyDeleterm, wherez u and why so quiet? hope I didn't offend you in any way...I never intended to was just trying to be funny
Uma:
ReplyDeleteYesterday my google email notifier went for a nap so I did'nt get any notice of fresh postings on Jaggu's blog. Since the market was cracking in such a big way - I thought that you and Jaggu must be busy shorting everything in sight. :)
The blog surely needs a fresh post - will look into my image files this weekend
lazy rm...write something Dehra-Doonish soon! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Uma! For giving due recognition to my laziness! One of these days I am surely going to come out from slumber and make an addition to the blog!
ReplyDeleteonly few images, but awesome. I am originally from gharwal, now in US, just looking at these images made me nostalgic, and recalled fond memories. you just can't beat gharwal's pahad, flora n fauna .
ReplyDeleteincome.portfolio:
ReplyDeleteI have posted a few images from Uttarkashi at http://www.geocities.com/adhoi
rm: Your analysis of my comment on tommy blog was frickin hilarious.
ReplyDeleteI just can't stop laughing! Oh my God...ROFL...!!
I almost choked with laughter when I read your comment!
ReplyDeleteDear Mr Sharma,
ReplyDeleteGreetings! It's good to know that you are based in Dehradoon. I am looking to shift out of Delhi, to a place where I can feel summer breezes, winter chill, and ofcourse the mountains! I need a very hi speed broadband too alongwith GSM network, can you suggest such a place in the mountains? I would be much obliged,
With Warm Regards,
*MJ Akhtar*
Dear Mr Akhtar,
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful idea - shifting out of Delhi. Dehradun has got everything you want, summer breeze - temperature touched 41 degree this april, winter chill - for almost two months one feels the need to heat the house, mountains are just a stone's throw away - if you have arms strong enough to throw a stone 10 kms! We also have three months of rain which may be too much for your comfort.
So far only BSNL is providing high speed broadband but there is an IT park and IT SEZ coming up (provided the economy picks up) and other telecom companies are laying optical fibre cables. All the GSM and CDMA service providers have a presence here. But Dehradun is in the foothills.
Only hill city in Uttarakhand with sufficient infrastructure could be Nainital and BSNL does provide broadband there too. But if you don't mind living a couple of hours drive away from hills then you may also like places like Kashipur, Haldwani and Ramnagar.
With Best Regards.
R M Sharma
Dear Mr Sharma,
ReplyDeleteGreetings! Thanks for your prompt reply! I expected you to have an amazing knowledge relating to Uttarakhand, and you haven't let me down. I think Dehradoon would be the best option in terms of Communication Infrastructure. And one could get close to the mountains as much as practically possible! But is BSNL Broadband reliable? That's the only concern now.
Thanks for clarifying my doubts, would surely consider shifting to D'doon within an year or so.
With Warm Regards,
*MJ Akhtar*
Hi Sharma Ji
ReplyDeleteHello,
Our Haridwar program is pending due to overwhelming response u might have noticed.
********************
Uma Mam,
Hello
is ur following blog active, and can I have access?
http://itradestocks.blogspot.com/
Rishi
Dear Rishi Ji,
ReplyDeleteThanks for searching me out and keeping me informed. I would surely like to attend the camp whenever you hold one.
Best regards.
R M Sharma
Hi Rishi,
ReplyDeletethanks for remembering me
That blog has been moved to:
http://stockoptionsniftyoptions.blogspot.com/
I haven't posted anything new for months tho..
Uma
RM:
So...we need to do something about your over-active mind w.r.t. my comment. Think more about stocks! ;D
looks like other folks are also looking to escape from the city and clack away at the keyboard from a window overlooking the hills...just my kinda dream!
Uma:
ReplyDeleteI think my mind is permanently underactive! And you can't blame me for interpreting those lines in the way I did - show them to any one with a sense of humor and you will get the same reaction.
I was also surprised on getting MJ's query - you asked almost the same questions, is'nt it? Amazing - just four visitors to my blog and two of them asking the same question!
Dear Mr RMS & Ms Uma,
ReplyDeleteGreetings! Actually the link to this blog was forwarded to me by Dinesh ji. I am tired of living in the big city, being a scholar by nature, I need peace, mountains, springs, birds etc., to survive and thrive. I can't continue to be dead while alive. So I had been on the lookout for someone who could give me some good advice and lo! I found RMS ji.
Thanks,
With Warm Regards,
*MJ Akhtar*
rm: agree on that count...the comment on tommy blog.
ReplyDeleteas for hills & broadband combo...well we were talking stocks long before that topic cropped up! lol
Dear MJ
ReplyDeleteI am grateful to Dinesh ji for an introduction to you. I feel that Dehradun could be just the right place for you. I go for morning walks in the reserve forests nearby and continue to make new sightings of bird. The first thing I did when I began my walks in the forest back in 2004 was to get a copy of Dr Salim Ali's 'Book of Indian birds'. I bored my friends with my sighting of birds and quoted details from the book till they got tired of me!
Welcome to the enchanted forests of Dehradun!
Best regards.
R M Sharma
Uma:
ReplyDeleteYou are right as always!
Dear RMS ji,
ReplyDeleteGreetings! You are making my heart long for the Mountains.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnTEbGyZdO4
and lyrics
http://www.metrolyrics.com/singing-skies-and-dancing-waters-lyrics-john-denver.html
Thanks so much,
With Warm Regards,
*MJ Akhtar*
rm: you seem to be riding the market really well...! did u sell of CEs today? If so seems a well-timed move which is probably going to be further confirmed in coming months....I guess so anyways. Wish u good profits
ReplyDeleteDear Akhtar Saheb,
ReplyDeleteThank you for the wonderful song! I listened to it immediately after the bird songs - on coming back from the jungle walk! It was so good!
Best regards.
Uma:
ReplyDeleteYou may get that feeling because I don't post all my trades on jaggu's blog! I did sell a pair of CE and PE but the volatility unnerved me so I covered the short options today at a miniscule profit. I guess I'll have to get the hang of handling nifty futures (try to be on right side of it) before I can successfully write options. I am trying!
rm: yes it takes a mix of both courage and cool headed calculation. But you have it in you, I think. Please don't run up any losses. I want you to make it!!
ReplyDeleteAha! Jungle walks!!!
ReplyDeleteWe had a slight drizzle yesterday but nothing since...
I try to avoid losses but it is not always possible to do that. And thanks for your wishes! Maybe we could all make it to Jaggu's yacht. :)
ReplyDeleteEarly morning weather is very pleasant here. But the rains are missing - except for scattered drops a few days back which brought down the temperature drastically.
Dear Bhai RMS ji,
ReplyDeleteGreetings! You are lucky!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwARpaKHx_w
and lyrics here
http://www.metrolyrics.com/rocky-mountain-high-lyrics-john-denver.html
I love to see the mist or clouds surrounding the mountain tops!
With Warm Regards,
*MJ Akhtar*
for akhtar and rm:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnRqYMTpXHc
What a wonderful world :)
Dear Ms Uma ji,
ReplyDeleteGreetings! The song almost made me cry...back to New Orleans..... I dedicate this song to you
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sqBV8Inf0A
May God Bless You,
With Warm Regards,
*MJ Akhtar*
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ReplyDeleteMJA, were you ever in New Orleans?
ReplyDeletethank you for the Carpenters song...yes old songs do evoke memories.
Where in India are you now? I'd say wherever u are, there's a tranquil place full of natural beauty somewhere out there and it's good to get out there and enjoy it, than wait for things to be just perfect.
Dear Uma ji,
ReplyDeleteGreetings! No I have never been to New Orleans, but I grew up thinking I was in New Orleans, lol. I read the post that you deleted, I am 37, New Delhi. Thanks for your kind words, somehow we both had similar life experiences.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3vgaCNY-aI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuMGeW1N9EI
I am not looking to get out of city madness....I am looking to feel the mountains, streams, trees, birds and all those magnificient things the mother nature has to offer.....I need them like anyhting else in my life to survive and thrive.
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ReplyDeleteOh...almost forgot...beautiful clips! Here's one of my eternal favourites, tho this clip is not very smooth:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzwuTQatNg0&feature=related
Dear Bhai MJ Akhtar Ji,
ReplyDeleteThanks once again for the beautiful music delivered to my doorsteps! I share your views about mountain tops partly hidden in clouds and mist.
With best regards.
rm
Hi Uma,
ReplyDeleteThanks for all those lovely videos. I have extracted them into mp3 files and have got a whole playlist going now!
And you are welcome to chat on this blog - I love it - after all my TRP is on the rise!
rm: If you don't mind then I'd like to continue to be your guest lol. There's another I love:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2mr2yY5F3c
Cosmic Girl
I love the smart lyrics and the hot cars!
So your turn rm, point me to a few of your favourites!
ReplyDeleteGREASE!!!!!!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnN_0EH_drE&feature=related
my throat infection has gotten real nasty rm....I won't be around for a while
ReplyDeleteWe will miss you Uma. But please take rest and get well quickly. Meanwhile I'll try to turn into a temporary bear. ;)
ReplyDeletewassup????????? me still not well....
ReplyDelete:(
rm, your prediction came true today, I think u had talked of 4300 levels for nifty or something like that. I'm glad I'm out of this shyt. While Im very tempted to build shorts now...I feel this market really is not a place where one can prove any point at all. And maybe that's the whole point, that there IS no point. From 2250 - 4300! Now to see what UPA does for the business climate with their new-found stability.
ReplyDeleteI feel like swallowing cough syrup by the gallon...
Uma, the earlier part of rise was due to genuine cash buying. FIIs were net buyers in cash since April but most of the analysts were just caught in the web of their own imagination and were sure of another lower bottom. Now it might go the other way round, the commentators and analysts will sing songs about the glories of Indian markets and all those guys who were sitting on the sidelines from 2500 to 3500 will start buying as if there is no tomorrow. I guess the lower circuits are not very far off!
ReplyDeleteTaling of cough syrup reminds me of Shankar Sharma's face on CNBC TV. He looked like somebody had poured buckets of cough syrup down his throat! :)
ReplyDeletelol...yesterday I sounded like a guy, this morn I sounded like a machine in need of lube, now I'm not sounding much like anything
ReplyDeleteI hope that you'll start sounding like yourself very soon!
ReplyDeletewassup rm! hows your educational journey going...? Mind if I ask you to share with us with a tutorial on your blog?
ReplyDeleteHi EB,
ReplyDeleteYou must be joking! We are just following ss on his live trades, asking questions (only I ask questions - none else is as dumb as me!). Just the usual things - for the last three days we are trying to trade break-outs. Some successful some loss-making, the usual trader stuff. The instrument used is nifty futures. ss helps us by displaying different positions on icharts. Incidentally i have subscribed to icharts for one month!
I don't think there is anything there for you or Jaggu to learn. It is a basic course for people like me (with zero knowledge and infinite pretensions) LOL.
I hope you have fully recovered by now. How are you coping with those blood-sucking clients?! Just take their money and give them peanuts in return. :)
Take care.
lol! I've run into slightly better clients now...American clients are not closing projects lately, they just ask a lot of Q's and...Poof! But a nice lady in S'pore gave me her business :)
ReplyDeletesay rm, I don't think this market will rally further.
ReplyDeleteEB:
ReplyDeleteLOL. remember you have been short since 3300! I have stopped predicting the markets and just trying to benefit from the trend and failing miserably. :)
good morning rm! in case you don't make it to jaggu's blog
ReplyDeleteGood Morning EB! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteDear Bhai RM Sharma ji,
ReplyDeleteGreetings! How are you? How's Uma ji? Not seen her posts here lately. How's weather in Doon?
With Warm Regards,
*MJ Akhtar*
Dear Bhai M J Akhtar ji,
ReplyDeleteI am doing well. Hope everything is going great at your end. Dehradun is experiencing bouts of hot weather interspersed with showers and sudden cool downs.
Uma ji is doing well - I guess she is busy with clients. Re her posts - the nick 'Extraterrestrial Bear' belongs to her only. I guess the idea of the nick is taken from the 'near extinction of bears in the market'!
With best regards.
rm
Hi MJ! ignore that rambling bull with patellar brains and horny cranium! He doesn't live in Doon, these days he lives over the Moon and thinks he is invincible. Actually he's insufferable.
ReplyDeleteEB:
ReplyDeleteThanks for the extravagant praise! Insufferable is my first name. You know when I took VRS my colleagues celebrated!
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ReplyDeleteDon't worry, atleast you got VRS. My bosses usually kicked me out themselves.
ReplyDeleteBears might be terrestrial, but EB is a lot better than TB, for obvious reasons ;D
ReplyDeleteor shall I just become a 'B' and let B!
ReplyDeleteNow this horny bull can't be bothered to read or reply comments.
ReplyDeletecome back and fight, you timid little herbivore
ReplyDeleteGGGGGGGGGGGGGRRRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe bear was here
Hi EB,
ReplyDeleteI thought i replied to everything during our encounter on Jaggu's blog!
Surprising you called me herbivore - actually I like fish, tastes even better if snatched from a grizzly!
:)
there's something fishy about you alrite!! You even smell like a creature from Andromeda
ReplyDeleteand don't you dare snatch my fish! It's meant for Tommy!
ReplyDeleteHi EB,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the GK about Andromedan fragrance!
A bear fishing for a dog? And calling me fishy?
Hey Bhagwaan! Ajab teri maaya!
:)
ROFL...!! No that fish belonged to an Andromedan bull
ReplyDeleteRM, Since you're following this great guru of yours...I mean no disrespect but I want to give my 2 cents. I have found that strategy/analysis doesn't work in the market, intuition does. So don't try to apply 'strategies/ techniques/analysis'. Whatever you were doing was working fine, do more of it.
ReplyDeleteAccept your success, somehow success is not easy to accept esp if your friends failed at something. I think you should realize that success in stock markets is no fluke, if you're making money consistently then you've got something going for you...if not...there seems to be no SYSTEM that works here. And the quest to find one might not be a successful one. Just one way of looking at things
Oyy! the fishy bear wants to see photos of Doon rain!
ReplyDeleteEB:
ReplyDeleteThy wishes are my commands!
Will try to capture some on my borrowed N73. My digital camera became someone else's property during some unguarded moments at my nephew's wedding!
rm: shoot! that's terrible! you mean it got stolen?!
ReplyDeleteOh by the way forgot to tell you guys, my sister's wedding today!
rm: budget bomb made market crack, u'd bought puts or not?
ReplyDeleterm: time to become bhalu!
ReplyDeleteHi EB!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to your sis for a happy married life!
Sorry for my long absence. My father is in hospital - getting better now, so i am mostly sitting idle in the hospital room watching brave guys eating insects on discovery channel!
I am out of markets till dad is discharged. In any case I don't buy options now unless they are for intraday - the premium is so high that you need the market to crash or climb skyhigh just to get back your premium. Not worth it!
Have a great time shorting the markets - if your clients give you time for that!
rm, I'm sorry about your dad's health how is he feeling now?
ReplyDeleteI had read your post many days ago, but was locked out of this gmail account.
Hi EB,
ReplyDeleteDad is recovering slowly after three bouts of hospitalization. I spend most of the last month sitting in different nursing homes and managed to attract flu viruses!
Things appear better now, hopefully life will be back to normal in the coming days.
Best regards.
rm
rm: Sorry to hear about the infections...but can totally relate. I hope your recovery is a swift one.
ReplyDeleteMust have been emotionally a rough time for you. But so amazing that you were there for your dad, dropping every thing else when it really mattered. I so respect you for that!
Good to see you back on jaggu's board and rocking!
love,
Uma
and wish your dad good health and a wish him physical and mental strength. what a wonderful son you've been. God bless you!
ReplyDeleteThanks EB!
ReplyDeleteI guess that was the only thing to do - did'nt have much choice. :)
My dad won't agree with the wonderful son bit - he almost hates me after these two months of constant do's and dont's I keep on drilling into him!
I hope you are enjoying your work. May God shower you with kind and generous clients!
rm: I guess your dad can't help feeling bad cause of his health. We live in this tiny hurting body after all...sometimes it won't let us see the good in others cause it's broken.
ReplyDeleteSo yep work is taking off...In the sense that I'm more focused now but the economic cycle will do its own thing.
take care then...
Uma
Dear RM Bhai & Uma ji,
ReplyDeleteGreetings! I am visiting after a long time.
First how's your Dad? I hope he's fine now.
Secondly, no new pictures??? Arey bhai ab toh koi nai picture lag do.
Regards,
Dear M J Akhtar Bhai
ReplyDeleteGreetings!
Dad's is doing very well now. He is keeping me on my toes!
Kyon nahin Akhtar Bhai, aapne kaha hai to phir aaj dhoondna hi hoga apne picture godown mein se kucch maal!
Warm regards.
MJA, new song?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YnfCH7LNcM
I love this one
rm, kab tak yeh lawn ka hail pighlega?
ReplyDeleteab to bada mushkil hai, sardiyaan laut kar aane wali hain!
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ReplyDeletewhat the...hail! LOL
ReplyDeleteHappy Dassera!
ReplyDeleteRM Bhai,
ReplyDeleteYeh photo hata do warna Gabbar Singh Ramgarh per Hamla kar dega.
MJ Akhtar Bhai,
ReplyDeleteRamgarh ko Gabbar Singh ka bahut bekarari se intezaar hai!