Valentines Day

Well I am a bit late in writing about my valentines day with her as I am still hungover. I am still not out of the zone. There was romantic walk, romantic dinner and I gave her a lovely present. We had a very good time and I want to thank her for being on my side. It is always important that you convey your feelings by either saying or letting your actions do the talking. If you don't say what you feel, well you miss out on whole lot of things ;)

Promise Day

The day when you promise your loved on, the promise that you will keep always. I promised my wife that I will always love her and care for her no matter what. I will love you more and more with time passing by.

Rose Day, Chocolate Day and Teddy Day

Gave a virtual rose to my sweetheart as she cares too much for the plants and doesn't want me to pluck them. On chocolate day, there was no chocolate in the house and I was not feeling well so had to settle for chocolate chip cookies(Hide and Seek Biscuits). On Teddy day, she doesn't want a teddy. Instead she calls me her personal 6'3'' teddy bear and hugged me all day even though I was not feeling too good( Suffering from Cold and Fever). Want to get well soon so that we can enjoy the Valentines Day :)

Taking care of her when she is not feeling well

There is a happy time when everything seems to go your way and there is a “not so happy” time when you feel the need to change. I am facing such a time now as the love of my life is unwell and I am taking good care of her. These times tests one’s love for other. If you can’t be with her in her illness then you certainly don’t deserve to be with her in her happiness.

Watching the Sunset through the Sunroof

Today was a special day. We went on a long drive and saw the Sunset from the Sunroof of our car. The view was breathtaking and special in its own way. She likes when I cook food for her on the weekends so I decided to treat her to my special Chhole Kulche(Home Made) and the smile that i saw on her face makes up for all the effort spent in the kitchen.