~Mochachino Single Cup Cake for Two Love Birds !!
As the time slips by I often forget,
My feelings for you I don’t always express..
I just take for granted That you must know,
These feelings that I have I don’t always show..
Today is a good day to Tell you how much,
I cherish your love And your gentle touch..
Happy Anniversary !!
Courtesy: BoazImages
Well don’t be, It is a New Year as per Hindu Calendar, which we often forget (to all Hindus there…). It is not just Baisakhi, It is:
1. Ugadi in Andhra,
2. Gudi Padwa in Maharashtra,
3. Baisakhi in Punjab,
4. Puthandu Vazthukal in TamilNadu,
5. Vishu in Kerela,
6. Poila Baishakh in Bengal &
7. Bohaag Bihu in Assam…
So many blessings on one day, as opposed to HNY on 1st Jan as per Georgian calendar. Choice is ours…
Well, I think with this new year, i have a new beginging, a new sketchpad and new friends :0)
Wish you all very happy new year, May a new chapter in your life brings happiness, success and peace.
Whenever, wherever and whosoever read this blog, i thank them and wish them the happiest life.
Keep Smiling 
“April 1st: This is the day upon which we are reminded of what we are on the other three-hundred and sixty-four.”
-Mark Twain
Basically no one knows exactly where, when, or why the celebration began. What we do know is that references to ‘All Fool’s Day’ (what April Fool’s Day was first called) began to appear in Europe during the late Middle Ages. All Fool’s Day was a folk celebration and elite participation in it was minimal (which is why it’s so difficult to trace the exact origin of the day, because the people celebrating it back then weren’t the kind of people who kept records of what they did). But what is clear is that the tradition of a day devoted to foolery has ancient roots
See what google does on this very day:
Google Hoaxes
Google Search for April Fools
Njoi being a Fool !!!
Soldiers in colourful headgear marched smartly
Wish you all a very happy and prosperous 2008.
love
~kv
