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Dont be sorry ds. I dont mind at all! Wrong. I am in south India. Bangalore to be precise. Been here anytime? Just FYI, rice-rasam is a typical south Indian dish which is very rarely (or never) found in north India. And so is papadum! Really? I didnt know that! Havent seen any Malaysian...

I had a freind who hated it if someone touched her hair. I used to touch her hair just to irritate her :D

Very smart ds!!! I think I am slowly realising why my husband buys so many books for me :rolleyes: I wonder which forum he frequents!

I think this:

As Calvin says -- "It's only work if somebody makes you do it"! I guess it doesnt apply to books :D

I am sorry for intruding but I am a little confused here. bobbyburns, what do you mean by kindness can be ugly too if it comes from the wrong place? I am just not able to understand how kindness can be ugly/harmful (does ugly mean harmful in this case?) There is a thin line between kindness and...

I got that, what I wanted to know was were you refering to some specific theory. Anyway, thanks :)

I have heard this complaint from many women. I guess this is one thing that is common across all countries!

You are most welcome ds! I make really good rasam. Will make it extra spicy for you :D I am sorry I dont eat meat and know how to cook either! Yes, you can have papadums for sure. And special chutney to go with it. :cool: So, when can I expect you? :)

Yes I do :)

Hey moto... how about rice, and dal with tadka or rice-rasam or rice-sambhar! chapati with deep fried ladyfingers/baby potatoes with gravy (called dum aloo here) puran poli and rasai to go with it OR just plain curd rice and mango pickle??? When are you dropping in? :p

I think you got the first question wrong cathy. I think what latenight is trying to ask is... Wife is working in the kitchen. [Whether she is singing or humming, I dont know.] When husband enters the kitchen, she makes "certain" noises, (maybe) something like "um", "aah" (non-spellable[????]...

Thats how I do it :D

Happy birthday :)

Would you mind elaborating on this?

I couldnt see a thread where I could post what books I recently borrowed (either from the library or friends). So, thought of starting one :D Bag of bones - Stephen King A short history of nearly everything - Bill Bryson

The code book - Simon Singh GEB - Douglas R. Hofstadter Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance - Robert M. Pirsig

I started Frederick Forsyth's 'No comebacks' and Stephen King's 'Bag of Bones'.

Welcome to the forum sylvia :)

Welcome Alice! Are you coming straight from your wonderland? :D