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The Broken Promise #βMB2014β¬ βͺ#βMBdrabbleweekβ¬
Tuhina was sulking in a corner.
She had not cooked the whole damn day.
The kitchen seemed alien.
Teena came to her room and asked for some khichdi.
Her momΒ picked the phone and ordered some from the local joint.
Teena saw the cooker ring lying on the ground.
The Safety promise had been broken.
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H For…. #atozchallenge
The next two gems from Urban dictionary shall give you a perspective and maybe enlighten you about stuff that you didnt really know exists π
Word:Β half-your-age-plus-seven
Meaning: The rule to define the youngest that a romantic interest can be before the relationship is indecent.
Okayyy!! Here is an example-
Andy is 23, Betty is 19. Andy wants to know if they should date, so he computes half-your-age-plus-seven (18.5). This is an acceptable relationship.
Christine is 25, Donald is 43. Christine thinks she might be too young for Donald, so she reverses the half-your-age-plus-seven rule (36). This is an unacceptable relationship.
Word: HERP DERP
Meaning: Another way of saying duh or An expression used when a person, or yourself, has done somthing extremely stupid and dopey
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This post is a part of the A-Z blogging challenge.
I am doing this with the fabulous Marathon Bloggers group.
Cheers,
Pinksocks
E for… #AtoZChallenge
Word: elflocks (n)
Origin: First known use around 1592.
Meaning: Lock of hair that is untangled or a lock of hair, fancifully regarded as having been tangled by the elves.
Sentence: The Yogi’s are proud of their elflocks, saves a lot of hairdresser money.
OUCH is the only thing that I remember when I think of the school days. Mom used the make two pigtails of my hair and I managed to get them tangled every night. π¦
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Word: Eccedentesiast(n)
Origin: This term was coined by Florence King in one of his exchange of letters with George Will.
Meaning: One who fakes smile.
Sentence: The teacher could clearly see the pain behind the eccedentesiast studemt.
Well we all need one of those π
Word: ebriection(n)
Origin: unknown.
Meaning: mental breakdown from too much drinking.
Sentence: The doctor appointed a psychaitraist for the ebriecated father.
Nuff said π
Word: eellogofusciouhipoppokunurious (adj) [EEL-loh-goh-FOO-shee-oh-hip-PAH-poh-kuh-NU-ree-us]
Origin: Maurice Weseenβs 1934 Dictionary of American Slang. No other inforation before this recorded evidance.
Meaning: very good.
Sentence: I feelΒ eellogofusciouhipoppokunuriousΒ today .
Whoahh… So much for being good. π Sounds like a rank to be earned.
Phew this ends my week one of vintage/un-used words π
I shall catch up soon I promise.
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This post is a part of the A-Z blogging challenge.
I am doing this with the fabulous Marathon Bloggers group.
Cheers,
Pinksocks
Happy Birthday Husband
A-Z #AtoZChallenge
Just when I sat down to make a list of what to blog for the Blogging from A-Z Challenge, I saw this and this. Today is supposed to be a reveal about the challenge. I am doing this with my fabulous group of bloggers. We call ourselves Marathon Bloggers π
As I sat there and pondered, it dawned on me that I have never been able to make plans for more than 3 weeks. That’s exactly what happened. :O My thoughts paralyzed and I ad to write a sorry ass- WIP π
So here is what I shall be blogging about π
So whats your list? π
Cheers,
Pinksocks
What does it take? #MB2014
What does it take to smile at a stranger?
What does it take to drop a note that you think of someone?
What does it take to sing when you know you are not so good at it?
What does it take to just close your eyes and feel okay to cry?
What does it take to hold a hand that shivers with fear?
What does it take to finish what you have started?
What does it take to accept defeat?
What does it take to accept a mistake?
What does it take to look at the good first then the wrong?
What does it take to keep a promise?
What does it take to read this and comment? π
Love it is.
Cheers,
Pinksocks
To be loved #MB2014 #55wordfiction
They sat on the road waiting for a picture to be clicked.
They hugged each other every time they saw each other.
Tears, Happiness and gossips bonded them in the relationship of the heart.
Today they make a call and laugh and cry all over again.
βBe the same to each otherβ they say. Yes!!
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I shall Fly #MB2014 #55wordfiction
Today we begin the Pic for a story, story for a pic at the Marathon Bloggers π How I love this group β€
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Deviyani was born in a Rajput family.
She was not the poshak girl, she rode horses, drove jeeps and wore Jodhpurs.
When she turned 21 she wanted to study to be a pilot.
But her Father married her off to a wealthy businessman.
Now she travels in flights and catches a glimpse of the cockpit.
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Cheers,
Pinksocks
14 things to do if you dont have a #Valentine
There is just so much noise everywhere about the 14th of Feb, again!! Today on the radio I heard 3 different channels asking the listeners to text in stuff like:
- One thing that you hate about your valentine
- One thing you absolutely love about the valentine
- If you could dedicate one monument to the valentine what would that be
- Tell us if you dont have a valentine, we shall send you a blind date.
Oh bunch load of bullshit I tell you. So while I was getting mad at the sick driving skills of the people on the road, I also got to think about things people can do if they dont have a valentine (includes me). Here is my list:
- Treat it like just another day – One part of my brain says, “It beats me why do people need one day only to celebrate the V Day.”Β The other part says, “What the crap lets just go with the flow and make it extra nice.” I cook a special meal almost every fortnight, I might make an effort to make one on 14th feb too. That’s about it.
- Watch an awesome play- Any place you live must must be theatrically alive, go look for a nice play/production house and ask them to keep you posted. If they are not running a play you might be invited for a play reading. *high 5* BTW I love to watch plays alone, it makes me absorb them so much more.
- Spend time with a friend- Having said that, I don’t really mean a valentine needs to be of the same gender to make a great day. I can go out with a girlfriend and have a good time too. In fact I love the time with GF’s. β€
- Bump into a stranger- I have had the most meaningful conversations with strangers on the train/airport/bus/waiting in queue, take that chance. But tread carefully, trust your instinct and be smart.
- Go shopping- Retail therapy to make yourself happy and not to behave as a “oh-I-am-so-sad-and-lonely-let-me-fill-my-life-with-stuff-I-dont-need”.
- Share a smile- If you are at a billing counter and you see someone struggle for a change for an odd Rs. 30 bottle of coke, offer to pay. Goodness comes back I tell you. I have done that and I got the most genuine smile the person could offer. He/She in turn shall help more people who are in need. We all can seriously do with some compassion. If you dont wish to pay, smile at a stranger who might be frowning.
- Make a meal for the househelp- Even your house help needs a break. While you are making a meal for yourself, cook something for her family as well.
- Mani-Pedi Baybeh- Oh yes Mani-Pedi to the rescue. I always sleep like a baby after an awesome pedicure.
- Read your favorite book- Go on remove the dust off that book that you have not read in a long time.
- Hearty meal- Go treat yourself with a lovely meal. Oh come on if you have not dined alone ever, trust me you are missing something.
- Dance- Like Ellen says “You will be just fine. For now, just dance.” Can dance, cant dance does not matter, put on some song and let yourself go.
- Sibling love- Write a letter/email to your siblings especially if you life in different cities. I am not the person who can talk on the phone, Oh i hate it a lot. Write to them how you feel, how much you miss them, write an anecdote or two, your words will smile back at them π
- Clear the closet- You will be surprised to find such silly things in the closet that you didnt even intend to keep with you. Go ahead go to that closet that you have not touched for so long.
- Put on your best dress and pour a glass of wine. π That says it all.
So what are you doing this valentine’s day?
Cheers,
Pallavi