Its new years eve!!

Its been a series of long weekends and ofcourse so am glad about it! I need to utilise all the time away from work when I can. :)

New year's eve is going to be here in another few hours. And my dad's here as well. So another reason for me to be happy about.

Yesterday, I got a good news about one of my cousin brother's marriage being fixed. So this year end has given some good news, and am happy for that.

So what plans for tonight? 'The usual' might sound boring. But thats what we like and enjoy.
I am going to order food from one of our favourite restaurants, watch some of the 'best of 2009 ' programs on TV(and catch up with my dad), wait for it to turn midnight, wish each other and watch the brief fireworks display and go back to sleep. And wake up into the new year with new resolutions that eventually will either get carried over or will be forgotten :).

So you have a fun filled new year's eve, and may the new year bring some more reasons to be cheerful about.

Lovely london

Was so excited about seeing london. And finally now the trip is over :(

But I absolutely loved my stay. And looking forward to moving there sometime jan or feb.

I always thought this was the london bridge, but ofcourse i stand corrected now. This is actually the tower bridge!

It was so cold , and it snowed as well. Something wasn't considered usual in london just 2 years ago. Now I know why they like to drink so much coffee(keeps you warm !).

Travelling in london is so easy, anybody who knows to read english can easily manage on their own. Food may not give you as many choices especially if you are a vegeterian or crave for specific cuisines like Indian.
I didn't venture out much to tourist spots(as i knew I will get enough opportunities to do that later), but there are quite a lot of things to do and see I am told. So I am clear on how to spend our weekends when we move there.

It was also nice to catch up with one of my friend who lives in london. She has promised to show me places, especially indian restuarants and food stores that sell indian items. Cause I definitely cannot see myself surviving on the local food there. I mean i like cheese and bread and pastas, but am a typical indian. I definitely need masalas and rice in my system to keep me going.

Lot of things going on in my mind about things that we need to take care before we move. And sad about not being able to visit my father as often as I would like to, about missing out the good food that my mother in law cooks. Moving to london also means, a new environment , new house, new neighbours, new culture.
A little anxious about it, but happy nonetheless about this opportunity.