Don't Waste Food!

It was a special occasion, a special day- It was my birthday! The clock struck 8, I was dressed in my best attire with perfect heels and a black versace sling bag went left and right on my arm as i walked passed the doorway to rush to my husband in the car horning.
Dining at the most fancy place in Dubai, I felt a wave of perfect contentment. My husband always does this part of his job right to make me feel special. My view to a fancy restaurant was quite different, I always thought not many people would want to spend so much for just a dinner but obviously "there ain't no limit in Dubai". The restaurant was neither serene nor quiet, it was a market place with a humungous spread. The slogan eat till you die would fit perfect for that scenario. My stomach screamed when I had just finished my starters and there I was looking at the whole buffet which had the main course and a huge section of desserts, it was as if I am at the starting point of a race and I have already given up before it has started but still looking at it with yearning eyes to win it. It was indeed a gastrointestinal explosion!
On the way back a thought lingered from the restaurant where is all this remaining food stocked up there going to go now? I am sure 50% of the food will be wasted but are restaurants taking any initiative to avoid wastage of food or is it going to be trashed in the garbage cans?
That night i ate like a monster, I felt a shiver when suddenly as I was thinking about the food wastage happening in the world. Is every night food which is in excess at the restaurant is being wasted or end up finding its way into a landfill?
One question to be remembered to ask each restaurant manager while your dining at is-

• What is happening to the remaining food?
• Is it thrown away?

CYBER MARRIAGE

So you are going to Marry via facebook
We will be online on your wedding day!
Our gifts will be "Likes"
We wait to see your kids-
When are you Downloading??


BEWARE- "TRUE STORY" :
Every girl dreams to marry a "Perfect Husband". Bollywood movies have created a strong impact portraying the cinematic love story, having the Cupid play its game causing a  girl to imagine and picture herself years down the lane. Her husband and kids come into view. Sometimes life offers you the unexpected and you start to wonder what destiny holds for you. Cyber marriage a term that most of us are familiar with. But what exactly happens in a cyber marriage? More and people in todays world are meeting via the internet and friendships developing over long distances, its not unusual for love to blossom over the internet and then develop into marriage. Are cyber relationships trustworthy. Can you trust someone blindly via internet and agree to MARRY that person??

Sania Imaan age 25, born and brought up in Hyderabad "The City of nawabs also known as the City of Pearls". In the midst of all the hustle bustle of this busy city lived a happy family with 3 daughters and a hard-working mother. The father passed away in a road accident since then the mother took over the responsibility and worked towards the well being of her daughters. It was not an easy task to take care of 3 young girls and to fulfill all their needs and she had to save money for their alliance. Sania was the eldest daughter who use to work at a parlour from 10am-8am, after a busy days work she use to rush back home avoiding her family to get peace "Over the internet".

THE LOST PLANE

“ALRIGHT, GOODNIGHT”- little did the co-pilot Fariq Hamid knew that the night is not as good as he imagined and those would be his last words from the cockpit.The whole world is waiting to hear from him. If any second there is a hello from him, the shaken world will be at peace!

Housewife in Dubai or a working woman

“A woman should be called a homemaker and not a housewife, for logically a woman manages a house and not married to it. As they say; English is a funny language and this word always cracks me up.
For centuries,a woman has been associated with household chores. But times have changed, gone are the days when a lady in red saree runs to the door screaming “Woh agaye, woh agaye”. Gone are the days when the lady would look at her window longingly, waiting for her husband to return, denying the evening tea for herself in his wait. Today a woman is likely labelled as a “modern housewife”. A current trend is that she is at par with men across many platforms.
Initially women made inroads at work in the field of teaching and nursing. Over the years, with their determination and prowess, they have progressed and created their own niche in areas like banking, finance, administration, advertising and the service sector to name a few.