Nihal_Kaur

now theres a marketing thought....... :mrgreen:

hey am i up here as hidden? :shock:

she would sooooooo not be bothered, she would probs grab it and smack you one with it. women are not as sqeamish as men when it comes to things like that...... 8)

trust me........you don't want a fast cook button, before you know it, there'll be a terror in a nappy able to ruin your whole day and send you running with one screaming cry.......what did i tell ya? warriors!

lol......not in my control yaar. the gender of baby is determined by dad, mum just provides a hot oven shud give shukreeya to whatever! :bow:

nah, an army of warrior princesses.......cute but vicious. :wink:

its like, the biggest lie or illusion if you like is maya, this life we live, peeps getting hung up on lying but i'm wondering if they've ever been to india, women with wits sharper than knives over there. Lying is also an artform.....I still go red

....for good

how chardi kala is gurpreet kaur? wud love to hear this keertan.

well the "short" does not bode well for me.... :shock:

Actually, you have to deal with the committee as if you are dealing with a whole load of indian housewives...trust me they are very good at talking and their motives are never fully revealed for anything (no offence to anyone who has relatives on a Gurdwara committee) Plus you have to arrange things and ask for permission until the very last moment so that no one can then cancel your plans, and in turn you have to become good at talking yourself. Over in our city, we had the first lady pardhaan of one of my Gurdware who was really quite good. Even though not in the position anymore, she still gets up and goes to the Gurdwara 4am to make the parote after Mahraj's parkash. The only thing I can say is forget about committees, the youth can do alot behind the scenes and you don't get the hassle either. a sure fire winner "uncle ji, we are wanting to do the following event with the sikh society, _____________, because we want to bring the youth into the Gurdwara." so far we have managed to do 1)daily naam simran sessions in the darbar sahib 2)gurmat classes in the evening - sukhmani sahib translation - japp ji sahib translation - jaap sahib translation 3)keertan programs 4)all nighter student rehnsbhai's 5)gatka classes 6)shastar vidiya classes 7)sava rakhsha - self defence classes 8)making the food and tea at the Gurdwara for talks at uni 9)homeless seva (take left over langar to feed the homeless and give to shelters) 10)rehraas sahib done by students 11)parshaad seva 12)japji sahib rohls 13)cake cutting for Guru Nanak Dev Ji's birthday 14) playing tolki for when Guru Ji goes to sachkhand at night we even got to keep a couple of vaja's from the classes for keertan they had. Its all good

well can someone tell me who I'm getting married to...I could do with knowing.

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<<<<<<<<<<silly ramblings>>>>>>>>>>>

that is sooo embaressing..i am a maha budhist!!! :shock: i mean honestly..... silly......

u dont want to know

gurbar Akaaaaal is a jakarra (i think)and usually followed by SAT SRI AKAAAAAL from what I've heard.

i cant see it happening.

my criteria is long

Do all parents go mad as soon as girls get their degrees? I've just finished a four yr degree and the pressure is really on...but I don't get it, why can't they wait for a bit? I think its a bit like forced marriage even though they label it "arranged marriage" because of the amount of emotional and parential pressure they put on. :cry:

nah it must have been rehraas sahib ji :shock:

also doesn't the nanaksar gutke have longer versions of bania? I remember reading as part of the Chaupai sahib (or rehraas sahib?) "hai hai hai sabh jag bheiyoh, jai jai jai sur lok" with reference to the great deeds of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji. In the after life there was "jai jai" for his great sacrifice in the name of dharm. awww

oh hoh :roll:

the most humbling experiences occur for me when Gurbani is read and when Akal Ustat is read (or bachittar natak). To come up against that amount of greatness and then the greatness is writing as humbleness, amazing. 8)