MARRIAGE – A SECOND LIFE- GOOD OR BAD!

nerdygirlfilms@hotmail.com (Miles Around) — Fri, 29 Jun 2018 00:00:00 -0700

Born as an Indian girl.

Marriage a tradition of Indian Culture compulsory for everyone, compulsory for me. A girl sees so many dreams when she enters adulthood. Goals about things she wants to achieve in her life. A very common dream which most of the girls do dream is about her marriage. Dream about getting married to the most handsome person on the planet, marring not with the guy but with his whole family; a nice educated, open minded family where we get adjusted to the family with just a blink of an eye. A family where everyone respects you and is so welcoming. A husband who is very kind and supportive, able to manage his work as well as gives time to his wife. We dream about a family who stays together no matter how good or bad the condition comes. And that’s what our parents have taught us “commitment”. That is why Indian culture is very different from other culture. Since birth we have been taught to love, care, respect, believe in Karma, be a good person, cry seeing a person in pain. Well, my parent taught me all of it.

I come from a joint family consisting of 100+ members. I use to dream about getting married to a big family like mine. With lots of understanding and lots of love for your family member like my family has. My parents have always taught family values and importance of family. I come from a very open minded family where daughter in law is treated like there own daughters and are loved equal to their kids. I come from a family where we have the authority to discuss our own views and not only obey or follow what is ordered. A family where daughter in law are allowed to wear jeans and comfortable clothes keeping in mind families respect. I belong to a family where a mother's don't wear saree but are free to wear clothes as required. A family where Grand Parents stays with there children with all the respect and are always considered upper hand of the family. A family where there is so much love between brothers and sisters.

But what if one day some one wakes you up from that dream?

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Auckland- Must vist city of New Zealand

nerdygirlfilms@hotmail.com (Miles Around) — Mon, 4 Jun 2018 04:39:00 -0700

In the case of beginning or completing your Kiwi Experience trip in Auckland, you are spoilt for decision on activities when in New Zealand's biggest city. Arranged between two harbors, with parks abundantly and a shoreline minutes from Downtown, Auckland it is a characteristic play area and awesome activities are thick on the ground. The best part is that a large portion of them are free. Here is a rundown of our best singles out things you ought to have done on the off chance that you've gone to Auckland.

1. Have an excursion at one of our city parks.

Cornwall Park is my pick. It comes finished with sheep, cows and is likewise home to One Tree Hill whose summit offers a truly awesome 360 degrees perspective of the city.

2. Go out for a stroll along Mission Bay.

Snap a photo of the city en route, and wind up in Mission Bay for fish sticks and french fries (and frozen yogurts) on the shoreline.

3. Catch a ship and get out on the water.

Bounce over to Waiheke Island for some wine sampling, or over to Devonport for investigating an old World War Two military site.

waiheke Island

Devonport

4. Make the trek up to K-Road to investigate the regions vintage and retro shops.

5. Relax the satchel strings and go on a nourishment and drink experience in Ponsonby – home to the best burgers in Auckland.

6. Go and look at a film at Silo Park — a FREE outside silver screen.

It is BYO bean sacks and covers and ensure you arrive right on time to secure your space on the grass. Outstanding amongst other activities in Auckland.

7. Spend an end of the week morning at La Cigale French Markets. Espresso and croque monsieurs for all!

8. Go to gelato paradise at Giapo Haute Icecream on Gore Street. Ensure you take a required photograph of your eatable gem.

9. Go to a rugby coordinate at Eden Park – doesn't make a difference who is playing. Clearly getting a quick look at the best on the planet All Blacks would be perfect however ;)

10. Go to the highest point of the Skytower and take in the view (bouncing off once you're up there is additionally a possibility for the gutsy).

11. Visit the Auckland Domain – a short side trip from the city and home to the Auckland War Memorial Museum and the Wintergardens (ensure you toss a coin in the wishing great!)

12. Advance out to one of the wild, west drift shorelines – Piha or Bethells are dependably on point and Muriwai is home to one of our biggest gannet states.

Bethells Beach

Murewai Beach

Piha Beach

13. While you're out west – go for a climb in the Waitakere Ranges and find a portion of its numerous cascades.

Waitakere Ranges

14. Investigate the Viaduct Harbor and Wynyard Quarter and do some super yacht viewing.

There are some awesome bars and restaurants along the footpath to sit back, unwind and douse up the sun in.

Wynyard Quarter

Viaduct Harbor

15. Climb a spring of gushing lava.

This is an unquestionable requirement when going to a city encompassed by more than 50 of them. Catch a ship over to Rangitoto and make a day of it, or summit Mt Eden – only a short stroll from the downtown area and justified, despite all the trouble for the view alone.