Oh God, tonight I ask you something very special: Make me into a television.
I want to take its place.
Live like the TV in my house.
Have my own special place, And have my husband always around ME.
To be taken seriously when I talk....
I want to be the centre of attention and be heard without interruptions or questions.
I want to receive the same special care that the TV receives when it is not working. Have the company of my husband when he arrives home from work, even when he is tired.
I also want him to want me when he is sad and upset, instead of ignoring me...
I want to feel that he just leaves everything aside, every now and then, just to spend some time with me.
And last but not least make it that I can make him all happy and entertain him...
Lord I don't ask you for much...
I just want to live like every TV.
Please make me into a Television.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Food
Hey guys..
Today I decided on writing something about a new restaurant experience I had.
The other day we have been to a local Japanese restaurant named KOBE.
They had this all great food which after placing an order is cooked right in front of you.
That would be a wonderful experience.. wouldn't it?
I would definitely love to watch while my food is being cooked.
We went there with one of my friends and all of us had a great time.
But I definitely hated the service of every one else other than the cook.
They all were so rude.
But the cook was so warm and entertaining. He made us all this great food that we ordered from the menu and it as perfectly made to meet our spice levels.
Going there for a dinner during the winter would be great thing to do. That way you can watch the food being cooked in front of you and also you can get the heat from the stove right in front of you :)
Ain't that wonderful???
I am pretty sure there should be restaurants like this anywhere close to you.
And to those who live in hickory, NC, here is the address:
1103 13th Avenue Dr SE, Hickory, NC 28602
Its right in the Hooters complex on LR blvd.
And I hope you all also experience this.
Cheers to y'all.
Today I decided on writing something about a new restaurant experience I had.
The other day we have been to a local Japanese restaurant named KOBE.
They had this all great food which after placing an order is cooked right in front of you.
That would be a wonderful experience.. wouldn't it?
I would definitely love to watch while my food is being cooked.
We went there with one of my friends and all of us had a great time.
But I definitely hated the service of every one else other than the cook.
They all were so rude.
But the cook was so warm and entertaining. He made us all this great food that we ordered from the menu and it as perfectly made to meet our spice levels.
Going there for a dinner during the winter would be great thing to do. That way you can watch the food being cooked in front of you and also you can get the heat from the stove right in front of you :)
Ain't that wonderful???
I am pretty sure there should be restaurants like this anywhere close to you.
And to those who live in hickory, NC, here is the address:
1103 13th Avenue Dr SE, Hickory, NC 28602
Its right in the Hooters complex on LR blvd.
And I hope you all also experience this.
Cheers to y'all.
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Be a kind of person others like....
Work at becoming the kind of person others want to be around
For many years, Dr. Norman Vincent Peale was a consistent source of excellent ideas for successful living. His books and tapes inspire to keep working to become a better person. Here are some of the ideas he suggested for getting along better with others. They are sound advice for all of us and worth repeating. Test yourself on each of them to evaluate how you are doing
1. Learn to remember names. People's names are very important to them. Forgetting a person's name is often taken as a sign you're not interested in them.
2. Relax and be a comfortable person to be with. Make sure there is no strain in being around you. No one enjoys being around upright people.
3. Learn to be an easy-going person. Take things in stride. Don't let little things bother you.
4. Don't be egoistical or give the impression you know everything. Work at learning from those around you. Learn to respect other people's opinions.
5. Be an interesting person. Stimulate others. Work at becoming the kind of person others want to be around.
6. Smooth out your rough spots. Learn to be gracious, polite, and tactful.
7. Be a peacemaker. Shrug off grievances. Honestly try to correct every misunderstanding you are involved in.
8. Overlook people's faults. Work at choosing to like others until you learn to do it naturally.
9. Boost other people. Encourage them, support them, congratulate them, and tell them why you appreciate them.
10. Develop spiritual depth so you have something to pass on to others. Learn to share this strength with people you meet.
I haven't mastered all these things. There is still many I need to improve on.
I am still working on them..
Will you???
I know u will..
Thanks
Raj
For many years, Dr. Norman Vincent Peale was a consistent source of excellent ideas for successful living. His books and tapes inspire to keep working to become a better person. Here are some of the ideas he suggested for getting along better with others. They are sound advice for all of us and worth repeating. Test yourself on each of them to evaluate how you are doing
1. Learn to remember names. People's names are very important to them. Forgetting a person's name is often taken as a sign you're not interested in them.
2. Relax and be a comfortable person to be with. Make sure there is no strain in being around you. No one enjoys being around upright people.
3. Learn to be an easy-going person. Take things in stride. Don't let little things bother you.
4. Don't be egoistical or give the impression you know everything. Work at learning from those around you. Learn to respect other people's opinions.
5. Be an interesting person. Stimulate others. Work at becoming the kind of person others want to be around.
6. Smooth out your rough spots. Learn to be gracious, polite, and tactful.
7. Be a peacemaker. Shrug off grievances. Honestly try to correct every misunderstanding you are involved in.
8. Overlook people's faults. Work at choosing to like others until you learn to do it naturally.
9. Boost other people. Encourage them, support them, congratulate them, and tell them why you appreciate them.
10. Develop spiritual depth so you have something to pass on to others. Learn to share this strength with people you meet.
I haven't mastered all these things. There is still many I need to improve on.
I am still working on them..
Will you???
I know u will..
Thanks
Raj
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