Only one word, SITARA,

Welcome back!

:)

nice curves indeed ladyinred....and please that was not a metaphor...स्वास्नी ले मार्लि ,

सितारा लाई एउटा अर्को गीत्
(गायब भएपछी गाएको थिए)

तेरी जुल्फो की जुदाई तो नहि मागि थी
कैद मगि थी रिहाई तो नहि मागि थि

she indeed has long hairs

Is Sitara GODMOTHER of sajha?

Yes She is. Any more questions?

mero nepaljyu,

welcome to the wonderland of sajha, sitara may not be the god mother...but she is unarguably the best writer here.

who is sitara.... ?

Do I care?

:D thanx anyway

Whoa there!

Mero Nepal, you got the gender wrong--It's GODDESS (not GOD MOTHER)! :)

Now, as to the question--do you care?! Ofcourse not! Or you wouldn't be in this thread, hoina hajur?!

Hi Humdrum, thank you for your sweet, kind words.

Hey hey! Hunk in grave, I'm glad you're still alive. :)

Hey ladyin red, those curves should have been clothed in red. How are you sweety?

Kalanki, Sitara's back is veiled by looooong hair. wah! kasto kasto lekhya, both you and Galt-- really challenging my tuttey phootey hindi.

Nepaali, methinks you just received a proposition from Sandurst for a combined defossilization undertaking among the romantic mountains of the himalayas. Those fossils sure could fuel some fires eh?! ki kaso Sandhurst?

Galt, best, writer re? Oh you are absolutely, charmingly wrong, there sire. Just read your piece. Endearing to all ladies! ;)

My bad:)Sajha Goddess ko pani darshan bho...

Sitara hazur!!! How would I know, I haven't seen you yet!! :P I heard you give em supermodels run for their money... ehe!!! Photo sotu dekhaibakshiyos na. Okay, allow me to translate that song for you. :P No no, I insist. ehhh!!! (Tried to translate that in my tute-fute angrezi, and I literally saw my bau ko bihe... So, here it goes again, in Nepali... ehe!!!)

धन्यबाद सितारा हजूर, हजूर फर्कनु भयो
नत्र दियोको आगो निभ्न लागिसकेको थियो
साझामा बाँच्ने एउटा कारण भेटें मैले
नत्र यत्तिकै जीवन बिती रहेथ्यो।।। :P

(Sachchi kaam napaa jasto cha maile... :P Don't mind hai) lol

Sandhurst,
Forgive the delay in responding to your post, I was momentarily disoriented after I fell to the floor laughing at the thought of the adventures on the way to the gumbas!! I always thought men in uniform were a most welcome sight to the ladies...might you be playing coy dear Commdandant?!

SITARA,
As far as Sandhurst's proposition for unified undertaking of de-fossilization is concerned...poor man..I can almost "hear" him blush on reading the way you phrased that sentence :-)!!

SITARA,
grrrr... :-) Combined defossilisation eh. Good heavens. But why not, and note ko kura, they don't have those 'romantic mountains' in Maryland, do they? So? The ones in the himalayas will have to make do ni ta. No choice, innit???? :0 Afternoon madam.

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Nepaali,
'Playing coy' is not my forte dear madam, playing footsie is. Ahem. If you want me to be brutally frank! :) As for the uniform and the weird charm it somehow holds for the ladies - I don't know but I think, this is where one gets 'disoriented' when making an informed move with the range of choices at hand. See, variety is not always a good thing madam.

With your leave madam, I will rest my case for today. Tennessee Williams beckons imminently and err... all the 'vices' that await yours truly! Till the morrow of Monday then, I bid you adieu.
I remain,
as ever.... :)

My..my...Footsie eh?...the multi faceted Commandant! what other hidden talents might you possess I wonder :-)
Yes, I can see how choice would be a problem when you have the outer realm of possibilities vis-a-vis the ladies..you lucky fellow..some of us have to contend ourselves with choosing between the frog who shall never turn into a prince and nothing..not much choice there now is there?!

I hope you have fun in London--while your wings and halo hold steady in the face of the vices the city has to offer--Saint Sandhurst :-)

You must tell me about Tennessee Williams and your stay in the city.

Till then dear Commandant, adieu.

Reporting late from my weekend assignment, dear madam. My apologies.

I now regret blowing my trumpet regarding the 'hidden quality' that yours truly admittedly possess but rest assured, Saint Sandhurst has not got round to achieving sainthood just yet - he's still a frog sandhurst, you see. :-)

Tennessee Williams was what can I say.... OUTSTANDING. Woody Harrelson is simply at most spectacular.Clare Higgins played opposite Harrelson in the role of Maxine Faulk, the fiety and sensuous widow and hotel owner in the 1940s west coast of Mexico. Truly spellbinding performance. I loved the props and the stage decoration - all very natural looking. Verisimilitude might be the term I am looking for. Marvellous. Anthony Page directed the play. By the way, Page directed another Broadway hit - Adward Albee's 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf' - it has now come to West End. Kathleen Turner is in it, showing until next week.

Hope all is well with you madam - also hope the rain clouds have now dissipated for good. In any case, I suppose, the rain must not have disrupted your sleep or still having to put up with bouts of being 'sleepless in seatle'? Take care.

What a pleasure "seeing" you again dear Commandant,

You lucky soul who got to revel in the magnificient acting of Harrelson and Higgins. I'm horribly envious of you at the moment. I have been waiting to catch the production here in the "Emerald City" but I will not get to see Harrelson and Higgins, you see, the smaller cities never attract the big name thespians and artists...Perhaps I shall wait till the summer and catch it when I am in your neck of the woods.

As for the hidden talents you possess...ah, my imagination could very easily run wild there :-)..but I see you also possess a healthy dose of self deprecating humour. Frog indeed!

Ah the weather..mercifully the rain God seems to have understood that we do need to see and experience sun light, so we've been incredibly lucky to have some of it the last two days but the rain clouds are never far....as far as "sleepless in seattle" is concerned..given that I have frogs to contend with, I haven't promised to meet anyone atop the empire state building you see..so I tend to sleep rather soundly :-)

Take care.

I have been really really remiss about this reply, my dear madam - my profuse apologies.
I have been extremely busy with work/other commitments. This plus I have been away on some assigments for the last couple of weeks - no, I wasn't play footsie this time madam. :-)

Hope all is well with you in the Emerald City.

Sorry, missed this one:

"Perhaps I shall wait till the summer and catch it when I am in your neck of the woods."

Cracking news. Pray do let me know - we might perhaps catch glimpse of a few 'big name thespians' together - that would be marvellous.

"When it rains..it certainly does seem to pour"...I see you everywhere dear Commandant.

I do indeed plan to make yet another foray to your neck of the woods. The way things stand at the moment, I suspect it will be sometime in August..but, I will certainly let you know. It would be a pleasure catching some of the plays and spending countless hours at the Tate.

I know you have a busy schedule, hopefully, it isn't excrutiatingly so.

Till later...

गीतको चयन हेर्दा कलङ्किस्थान र जोन गल्ट उमेरले चालीस काटेका जस्ता छन के रे!! किन हामी जस्ता केटा केटी सँग जिस्किन आ' हुन् दे!!

Sitara didi,
as always....waiting for a piece frm you!!