Jessy Pe Dil aa gaya

Life has always given us a chance to meet new people, some unrecognised, few fimilar ones, some all together different. Well first it was Top Spice, a Thai Restaurant on the Galleria Dr where we meet this lady dressed in blacks whose looks were Asian, infact she was from Bhutan raised by a Indian Mom and Bhutanese Dad. Quite excited to see 4 indians landed in there in late afternoon for a lunch; Her first impressive speech which she started off in typical asian accent and later on she amused us by her handy display of south indians tilak they put on their forehead and her childish talk on the South India which she visted once yet though she didnt had slightest of idea where Hyderabad is ?? Even more strange; She called herself "Dil"..which i doubt if it was her true name or she was trying to get flirtious :-) though the fact we are not the handsome guys on the earth !!

And the next thing hapened @ NY Cafe where again four of us were there to bid a farewell to our room mate Manas who was going to Oregon for consultancy. Greeted by impressive warm voice by a american teen (seemed to be but one never know) we started off the evening with beers to buzz off our minds to have a relaxed time followed by Garlic breads. The party went for hefty 2 hours after gulping 3 rounds of beers, finally we decided to take off from the cafe leaving Jenny behind :-) Vilas the only guy who didnt consume any alcohlic beverages; though had to soothe his thirst with sweet lime (which tasted worse than anything else he would have ever drank off), came out handy as he drove us back to home in the car. So finally @ the end, we bid a bye to Jenny and drive off to home in hope to revist the same place again sometime in future.

Well this is all just the begining and still a lot of time if left i'm here and hope to come up with these kind of titsy-bitsy every now and then..
This is the song to all the naughty Gals in Town...