Two things these days are quite common to observe:
- The sound of tak, tak. Everyone is pruning trees to make way for sunlight.
- The aroma of barbecue Tikka. God! That is absolutely awesome!
Posted by: Ayesha | December 12, 2008
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the second one is really IN now a days
By: ڈفر on December 12, 2008
at 8:22 pm
Oh, everyone is at it
By: Ayesha on December 12, 2008
at 8:37 pm
Ever noticed the cats outside restaurants?
Turning into pandas coz of #2 !
By: д§mд on December 12, 2008
at 9:12 pm
The heavenly scent of a well marinated chicken barbequed tikka is definitely my kind of aroma.
By: Asma Ahsan on December 13, 2008
at 2:55 am
vasay pardees may ya sub kahan,I miss “Two Things”
By: Dannish on December 13, 2008
at 4:39 am
Ah! the second one!
I miss ma home!
By: Aadil on December 13, 2008
at 7:10 am
BBQ
yummyy
u know what goes well with bbqq… a bonfire
especially in such a chilly weather these days
good combo in my humble opinion
By: Exquisite on December 13, 2008
at 12:36 pm
Asma: Yes, I have seen those wandering cats
AA: Can you make some for me?
Danish: I know… I know
Aadil: It’s fun! Isn’t it
Exquisite: You have described a perfect friends-night-out kinda thing. I totally agree with you
By: Ayesha on December 13, 2008
at 5:46 pm
Hmm – chicken tikka – I will dig up good recipe and post pics – Jo marzi kar lo yahan par, lahori tikka wala zaiqa nahin aata!
By: Asma Ahsan on December 14, 2008
at 1:05 am
oh wow…!
I just had a program to stay a night at my frends house for second thing… but could not go outside of my home because it was very cold outside,,,
and i missed the bbq again,,,
By: Zain Shaikh on December 14, 2008
at 1:22 am
Ayesha,you are tagged .
Check my Post:Scattergories:I am tagged
Have fun
By: Daanish on December 14, 2008
at 5:55 am
Two things:
1. the sound of tha tha, everyone is ‘pruning’ human beings to make more way for…errrmmm…oil?
2. The aroma of frozen mixed vegetables…again…life sucks!
By: shobig on December 15, 2008
at 7:55 pm
Aapa ji: “The heavenly scent of a well marinated chicken barbequed tikka is definitely my kind of aroma.”
Yeah, and 300+ lbs is your kind of weight too. :p
By: shobig on December 15, 2008
at 7:58 pm
Aapa ji: “The heavenly scent of a well marinated chicken barbequed tikka is definitely my kind of aroma.”
Yeah, and 300+ lbs is your kind of weight too. :p
@Shobig: lol , that was a good one!
By: owais on December 15, 2008
at 9:56 pm
Hmmm, Eid holidays, we enjoyed enough time to make and eat chicken and mutton tikkas at beach. It was realy wonderful.
By: MZ on December 16, 2008
at 6:43 am
Sbhobig – the Aapa ji thing is losing its charm.
By: Asma Ahsan on December 17, 2008
at 4:50 am
And just for reference – barbeque is usually low fat.
By: Asma Ahsan on December 17, 2008
at 4:51 am
I can’t wait for summer and have bbqs with family.
*sigh*
the winter lasts long here.
By: hfm on December 17, 2008
at 1:43 pm
@ Asma, it was never meant to be charming in the first place. :p Respectful, yes. You know what, we kids used to call our naani-maaN ‘aapa ji’ and, for some reason, so did our mother and all her siblings. I never quite understood why they did that, since aapa/aapaji is conventionally used for baRi behen. Anyway, I see you frowning, so I guess I’d better switch to baji/bajiji, in the istyle of PTV dramas of yesteryears. :p
Take it easy, just as Ayesha bibi does, despite my constantly referring to her as bibi and khatoon.
By: shobig on December 17, 2008
at 6:00 pm
Thats very considerate of you.
By: Asma Ahsan on December 17, 2008
at 9:27 pm
Daanish: Thanks
Will do it as soon as possible!
By: Ayesha on December 19, 2008
at 5:27 pm