Getting Married!

I received a call from my ex-neighbour last few weeks. She tried to reach me at home but I was always sleeping. So I asked my dad, She getting married is it? And yes she is. Today is the day. I din expect her to call me on my mobile, asking me to attend. Well, usually people move and forget, living their own lives, getting busy, who knows who is married anyway? Only when we meet on the streets, then we started to talk about casual things, and then after, continue our lives, getting busy again.. Someone whom I always find to hang out with when I was younger, going to each other houses, learning to cook soup from her mother, is getting married. Guess I'm grateful that I'm remembered.

Value?

VALUE = An amount, as of goods, services, or money, considered to be a fair and suitable equivalent for something else; a fair price or return.
Monetary or material worth: the fluctuating value of gold and silver.
Worth in usefulness or importance to the possessor; utility or merit: the value of an education.
A principle, standard, or quality considered worthwhile or desirable: “The speech was a summons back to the patrician values of restraint and responsibility”

*Who decides the value? The value of friends, the relationships, family and work?

Are you destined to be single test?

It's not a shock that you're still single. While you're surely a perfectly wonderful human being, you aren't putting yourself in situations where potential partners can discover your natural charm and magnetism! You're just not helping yourself find a date; you may turn down great opportunities to get to know people out of sheer laziness, set unreasonable standards for dating material, or behave in ways that do not signal "available". Perhaps you are an extremely independent person or you just don't really care if you manage to snag a compatible partner. If dating is just fun and games for you and you don't give a fig that you're single, there's nothing wrong with your casual dating behavior. If you are looking for love, however, it wouldn't hurt to start putting in more of an effort. Let your friends set you up, take some classes where you can meet other singles, and give people a chance before you decide they're not the one for you. As long as you don't cross that fine line between friendliness and desperation, you'll be boosting your chances of making a love connection!

*Do I really have to be attached???

Attention Seeker

Cynical ME


pOrn?


Lantern Festival= Candle Festival?

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