Happy Birthday DAD.....

The guy in the LAT-SAHAB style in the above pic. is celebrating his 60th birthday today.....He's my DAD..... HAPPY BIRTHDAY...!!! One of the greatest person I have ever met in my whole life.....Full of Experience.....Always Stands by his word.....Punctual.....Ahhh....Lot to tell...and i'm here with so few words in my dictionary to describe him.....haha.....sry.....can't help.....serious problem..... Never ever ignore what he says to you.....Because one day you will realize that you are mistaken and he was right.....I have experienced it many times, and telling you not to ignore this..... Ok...so gotta improve my vocabulary to tell you my feelings about this man in words.....haha..... One more thing.....He's retiring from RBI by the end of this month.....So, warm regards and All the best for your future from my side.....cheers...!!! Hmmm.....And how can i forget this day......exactly 1 year back.....26/11 attack on mumbai.....so a mourn to all those who died in the terrorist attack.....Hats-off to all the soldiers who gave their life for our safety.....We Can Bring the Change....A must read post by Balvinder Singh.....in this regard.....so just have a look.....

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  1. deepNovember 27, 2009 at 11:26 AM

    :)
    Happy B'day Papa...

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  2. Balvinder BalliDecember 4, 2009 at 6:15 PM

    Hey, CYNOSURE, that's a great post. I appreciate your feelings for your Dad. Please convey my heartiest wishes to your Dad. By the way, which office of RBI he is retiring from. I am also in the same institution, now posted at Nagpur. and thanks for giving the link to my post in your blog.

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  3. CYNOSUREDecember 6, 2009 at 10:32 AM

    thanks Balvinder Singh....I'll surely convey ur msg....

    He was in kanpur office.....

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