Revethi & Ragini
All I gotta say is
I just wanna have some fun
And I'll do it until I'm done
I'm telling you
I'm just a crazy kind of girl
I'll tell it to the world
I've just begun having my fun
Inside me there's something I found
I wanna shop around
I've just begun
Don't wanna settle down
Hello everyone!
Dad just got home from Thailand and he's staying!
He got us lotsa stuff and even stuff for our friends. The biggest surprise was probably, the books he got us. Mai's is called "14000 things to be happy about" and the moment i flipped through it, one reason stuck out at my face. Feeling witty confident and devastatingly feminine. So this books really cool. Mine's called "100 simple reasons why dogs make us happy. My mum's the "Rule of Love". So other than that, he got us pretty skirts and half a dozen blouses and much more. Plus, he managed to get me something i've been dying to have. Yves Saint Laurent(pronounced eve's sen laron)'s Elle Fragrance. It's the most divine smell on a woman seriously! So i've gone from Barbie perfume as a girl, to Adidas fragrances in secondary school and then Ralph Lauren in my 17,18 and 19 years and then now, YSL! Oh the scents of growing up. So after the airport, we got home and had dinner together on the floor. Don't be like WHAT?? yet people. Yes we still eat on the floor depite an oak dining table sitting in the middle of the house. My dad feels that we ought to remember our roots. Hardly anyone sits on the floor anymore! Our plates are all steel ones and once a week we eat on banana leaves. So we're old fashioned but hey, no complaints here cause somehow we thinks its a norm. I mean indians are known to sit on the floor and have thier food served on banana leaves with their hands as their eating device right? So yeah, modern and traditional at the same time. It's not only my family actually. Most of our relatives and friends alike have similar habits. I've seen indian people and indian functions or restaurants, struggling to use the fork and spoon to eat. I don't see why these people, clearly much older than us, feel shy to use their hands in a place like Gayathri's Restaurant when youngsters like us don't mind. Tsk Tsk.
So after dinner we all settled down to talk and eat the Pomelo my dad brought from Kanchanaburi. I hope we get to go back to that spa resort again. Seriously amazing place. I guess that's about it everyone. Oh and Thank You Shanthini for that lovely mention in your blog. People who like Britney like her for the sole reason that they can relate to her in at least one way and at anytime. And i've seen a lot of people laugh at me for liking britney 10Years on but these are also the people who have Womanizer and Oops secretly in their playlists. I'm still bubblegum pop lovin it after all these years! So anyway Shanthini, your spirit is contageous. Spread it! Hah!
By The Way Revethi came over to do some online puppy hunting with King to keep her company cause i was spring cleaning. I hope she'll find the perfect puppy soon. Hopefully her sister and father agree to it because i don't think anyone realises how much she wants this puppy. So with that, i'll write again tomorrow. For everyone who's following the blog, thank you for supporting us. Keep showing your support cause that way we'll get sponsors! Haha! Goodnight everyone!
LoveLots,
Ragini(:
So i've gone from Barbie perfume as a girl, to Adidas fragrances in secondary school and then Ralph Lauren in my 17,18 and 19 years and then now, YSL! Oh the scents of growing up. So after the airport, we got home and had dinner together on the floor. Don't be like WHAT?? yet people. Yes we still eat on the floor depite an oak dining table sitting in the middle of the house. My dad feels that we ought to remember our roots. Hardly anyone sits on the floor anymore! Our plates are all steel ones and once a week we eat on banana leaves. So we're old fashioned but hey, no complaints here cause somehow we thinks its a norm. I mean indians are known to sit on the floor and have thier food served on banana leaves with their hands as their eating device right? So yeah, modern and traditional at the same time. It's not only my family actually. Most of our relatives and friends alike have similar habits. I've seen indian people and indian functions or restaurants, struggling to use the fork and spoon to eat. I don't see why these people, clearly much older than us, feel shy to use their hands in a place like Gayathri's Restaurant when youngsters like us don't mind. Tsk Tsk.