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In my opinion its "that age" (sweet 16-18) when you were infatuated with her...also probably she was the first one whom you were attracted to with such intensity and she too reciprocated. Our harmones play a great deal of role too, I assume.
I think most people remember such beautiful incidents.

Thanks for the suggestions!

[quote=ILuvHyd;92227]On a tangential note, I am giving a not well known but very nutritious breakfast item.
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Thank you !!

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Chow chow bhath is simply a popular name in most KA restaurants for a Upma and Shira (sweet) combo.
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Interesting!!!

Thanks for the info!

This thread has become a 'women with kids' thread :) so I take this oppurtunity to get some advice from you girls. I have a 5 month old baby, who is completely breastfed and I plan to do it for next two months because I am going to India for 5 weeks in two weeks time. DO not want to start solids ...

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- dug out all my old books...(got some Jeff Archer and John Grisham...)...and read...has cooled my stress a lot...[/quote]

Way to go girl!!! Keep it up.:emthup: ...the key is to continue to do things you love to do

I was told by the local doctors that first the child should be tested and if he positive for TB then you cannot vaccinate, but if its negative then I can.

I am not sure if he should be given BCG or not..thats my query. Does it make sense for a 5 month baby to get BCG vaccination?

I can very well relate to you.. I have a 5 months old baby and I have constant shoulder or back pain. What I do is set prioritites...I do not try to do everything, if house is unclean then let it be. I also try to distribute work with my husband. For e.g. I would request him to bathe our baby from ...

I live in Germany and plan to visit India for a month with my 5 month old child. Here, BCG vaccine is banned because it seems to have more side effects then the protection it provides. I am confused if I should get my child BCG vaccination done in India or not. I have heard that the child undergoes ...

[quote=r2i_100;92039]Wait a sec, I never indicated 'look down' for someone making a choice, Also, I was merely pointing that I have seen many folks who defer having kids [B]realize later[/B] that there choice may have been different. Many folks I have seen, even after realizing need of kids, keep ...