Thawhtanni

Phul hring dup ah ABBA ho hla chu uluk em em in ka ngaithla a. Rei vak lo hnu ah chuan a volume ka ti danglam pawh a ni lo, a lo ring ta tual tual a, a tawp ah chuan eng hla ber nge ka ngaihthlak pawh hre thei tawh lo khawpin a beng ah chuan a lo ri ta a.

Ka harh ta hlawl mai, ka alarm chu ka han ti tawp a. Dar zat kan en chuan 6.30am a lo ni der mai. Ka thawh a hun a lo hun leh ta. Zirtawpni tlai a lo thlen nan ni engemaw zat a la awm. Tunah thawhtanni zing chauh a la ni.

Mit nuai thuak thuak chungin ka room tukverh chu ka han hawng a. Ka alarm a ri sual ta nge khawvel a in hre fuh ta lo zawk ka ti rilru. Khua chu a lo la thim mup mai, ruah a tla cherh cherh a, pawn lam ri reng hriat tur a awm lo. Ka khum kan siam dawn a, a lum ngai in a la lum ther ther a, sawmna hran ka ngai lo, ka zuang lut leh nghal hi a ni ber.

Kan harh leh meuh chuan tlemin khua pawh a lo eng ta deuh a, ka tlai ta der tih ka hre nghal a. Darzat pawh en hman a ni tawh lo. Ka ha chu theih anga rangin ka nawt a, zunram ka thiar pah bawk a. Kan office bus stop ka thlen hman loh hlauvin ka tlan ta hlawk hlawk a.

Ruah a la tla feih feih a, kalkawng pawh a nal kher mai. Bus nen bus stop kan thleng rual a, ka lut nghal a. Bus pawh a che nghal a. Nidanga ka thut fo na ah midang an lo thut avangin vaipa bulah chuan ka va tlu lut ve ta rawk rawk mai a. Monday zingkar atanga vaipa rim han hnim lehnghal chu ka ti deuh.

A thing rim ka nam loh beiseiin nilengin office ah chuan ka thu a. Monday anih angin mailbox clear a lo ngai a, 'How's your weekend?' tih zawhna chu minute 10 danah zawttu ka nei reng bawk. Ka rilru tak chuan 'Inhmel ka hmu lova, a nuam tihna a ni mai' tiin ka chhang a.

Dar 2pm ah team meeting kan neih thin avangin chumi hma ngeia report tur buatsaih ka duh bawk nen, ka buai ta char char a. Meeting chhung pawh chuan a awm tawkin ka rilru chu a harh ve a. A zawh rual rualin coffee machin lam ka pan a, black coffee ka in loh chuan nileng ka daih dawn in ka hre lo.

Dar 5 a rik rual chuan office atangin ka thlawk chhuak nghal a. Bus a ka thut meuh kha chuan ka harh ve tak tak tawh. Mumal takin vaiho pawh ka be peih ta a. Ka haw kawnga ka thil ngaihtuah min ti hlim bertu chu, 'Nikhat chu a ral ta phawt e. Friday tlai kan hnaih leh ta sawt'.

Review of "The Three Mistakes of My Life" - by Digvijay Singh

Awakening a generation to reading takes more than some sheer magic and Chetan has proved that in sense more than one, he's an Indian Rowling.

With his third novel, he has matured lot more and has ably intertwined serious real issues like Riots, Earthquakes, Cricket, Religions and Politics in a single package.

Characters in his tale are larger than life and often you feel them coming to life and making you feel emotions in a way, you never thought was possible.

His witty humor retains the charm exhibited in his previous worlds of IIT & Call Centers. Like his earlier works, his words on paper will soon translate to a colorful life on 35 mm this time as well.

A reader is left dumbstruck as Chetan captures the real soul of India in Cricket and spins a suspense marvel, which you can't put down till Ali hits a six in London.

A blissful forbidden romance in midst of all gruesome tensions lends a special charm and Vidya's persona scores a perfect century without even a single swing of a bat.

The delicacy of religious sentiments, the ferociousness of riots, the shrewdness of politics, the felicity of love, the bond of friendship and the craze of cricket everything finds an apt place in his imaginations.

Chetan is the undisputed King of author's fraternity and no doubt his books have smashed sales records of 7 figures with ease.

Critics may continue questioning Chetan's contribution to the literary universe, but the truth remains that words from his pen pluck the strings of Indian hearts in every dimension, like nothing else.

Digvijay(DJ) is my colleague and a good friend of mine. He is funny, smart and bright in his own sweet way

My Salsa class

Salsa tih hi ka hriatna hmasa ber chu 'Kal ho na ho' tih flim ami kha a ni a. A changtunu leh Saif kha an lam a. Nalh ka ti khawp a, ka thiam ve erawh ka ring hauh lo. Lam hi ka ngaina em em hran bawk lo nen, kei a lam ve na tur chi ah chuan ka ngai ngai lo hrim hrim.

May 15th 2008 khan kan office HR ho hnen atangin mail ka dawng a. Salsa class an conduct dawn tih thu hi a lo ni a. Ka en liam mai mai kha a ni a. Haw kawngah chuan ka ngaihtuah ta a. Ti hian nitin office ah kan kal a, weekend hi kan in relax ve theihna hun a ni mai. Entertainment vak na hun a awm lo tehlul nen, salsa class chu join ve ta mai ila, tiin ka inngaihtuah phur ta a. Ka phur ta viau mai a, in ka thlen veleh kan google nghal a. Youtube ah a video thenkhat te kan en nghal bawk a. Tichuan a tukah chuan ka in register ve ta a.

June 16th khan class hmasa ber kan tan a. Lubuk lutuk, hang bawk si, kawr tight tak mai ha hi a lo ding zat mai a. Kan instructor tur hi a lo ni a. Han en reng reng pawh hian a zei hle tih a hriat theih a. Kan enchian chuan mipa hi a lo ni reng mai. Tichuan Step khatna atangin kan han bei tan a, rin aiin a lo har tehchiam lo va. Basic step chu tlai khat naah chuan kan zo ta mai a. Partner nen a lam dan te, hmeichhe tan thlek no dan te min zirtir a. Khawvel mipa ah chuan a thle no thiam pawl a ni mahna.

Kar tin vawihnih zel class kan nei a, kan instructor in a hneh bawk a, kan thiam zung zung. Kei tak ngial pawh vai tlangval in min theh vir ve zak zak a, nuam angreng fu a ni.

Hmeichhe tan chuan no mawnglam sawi thiam leh inti no thiam tak nih a tawk mai a. Mipa ta chuan zei em em a ngai lo. A step bel hle se chu chu mipa tan a tawk mai bawk.

Office bana zir kan nih avangin Salsa dress code pawh ha lovin, office kawr nen chuan kan ti t(r)ah t(r)ah a. Duhthusam chuan pawnfen chhing emaw khup khuh vel pawh ni se a nalh hle ang. Pheikhawk sang lampang nen. (Maybe i will try with that in my quiet little room later)

Monsoon season a ni a, ruah a sur duh hle. Office banah ruahsur hnuai ah Latin hla nen kan ri zak zak a. Hun lah a kal chak duh phian. A buaithlak ber chu mahni a zir chhi a ni lo va, partner nen ngei lohva zir chu pheikhawk khing khat bun lo ang kan ni. Chuan a pawi ta ber zawk chu, office hna neuh neuh avangin ka kal chhunzawm thei ta lo va, uihawm khawp mai.

Appearance α Confidence

Like many people of my age, my confidence depends on my appearance. When I looked myself in the mirror just before my day began in the morning, the first thing that would strike my mind was to decide whether I would be the strong and confident girl or the poor little girl.

There were times I was so timid and shy that I could hardly look into people’s eyes while having a conversation and there happened few times that I could not talk aloud, too low that I could not hear myself, forget about speaking my mind. And when I walked outside, I did not look above my eye level, I instead walked like a pussy cat who stole a dead fish from a frying pan. These happened when:
1) I wear something which is very uncomfortable to me. Eg: Salwars, Puan
2) I do not put any make up on my face. Believe me I tend to feel sleepy without makeup.
3) I wear flat sandal.
4) I have oily hair. That’s when I do not shampoo my hair in the morning.
5) My eyebrows are undone.

I just could not be myself. Or maybe the other way round. I have always been a shy and quiet girl. Psychologically, appearance changed me because I have faith in it. This may be strange to many people but it is true. It has happened maybe for almost a decade and is still happening.

My sister's Big Day

Pro Pastor Dinga and Becky

With Mom and Dad

Jonathan, ME, Dinga, Rebecca, Catherine and Philip

"Monu"

Man and Wife