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KiranKaur24

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  1. WJKK WJKF My dads just opened his new business and asked me to setup his email. I was just wondering if anyone knows the cheapest place to get a sales@?????????.com email address.... Ill buy my own domain but the website part is unimportant...the main thing I need is the email facility....any suggestions? Thanks
  2. Makes me so angry and sad. If your parents tell you from a young age then whether you agree with their views or not, ragardless, you should follow what they say. Truth of the matter is that its all good saying youv'e forgotten caste but dont ever use religion as an excuse to go against ur parents wishes. You're not helping your sikhi by marrying your bf just because hes from another caste, and your not hurtning your sikhi if you marry according to your parents wishes even if boys same caste. I here all too often that. 'oh my parents are wrong, theyr going against sikhi and thats why im sticking to marrying so and so' The truth is that if your parents stood another singh/singhni from a different caste infront of you, you would still have an objection...all you want is to marry your bg/gf...its wrong and such relationships should not have been started in the first place. ...you say youve been arguing with your parents for 4 years, yet youve only been with this guy for 3? So you directly, conciously disrespected their request to you. This topic is gettin ridiculous and way too common with gursikh youth today. Sikhi does not condone going against the wishes of your parents on a matter that does not affect your sikhi.
  3. Fateh bhaji! this sounds kool, I cant wait to see it! ..about your two questions while I was reading I thought HORSE, then you said horse..that could be cool because instead of like a telephone box the horse can actually be another character or like a side kick lol....about the name...I dont have a good imagination but I know someone who does so ill ask arround and get back to you.. Keep us updated :D I cant wait to see this!
  4. In regards to the question about joining the gym...I admit, I have never stepped foot inside a gym in my life. I was over weight but lost 2 stone over summer the year before last, mostly by chnaging my diet but also through simple excersizes such as behtka, squats on the spot jogging etc..now that ive lost most of the fat I want to fully tone up so once again I wont be joining the gym. Instead im doing a workout called "insanity" by Shaun T. Its extreamlyyy intense but even if you dont want to follow through with this workout if you watch the videos they can give you good ideas of excersizes you can do at home with no equipment. And yes, I think a general health section would be benefitial for most of us! I do hope admins create one soon :D
  5. Hehe... not intensive weight training, intensive interval circuit training for me at the moment...i'll move onto light weights to tone up once i've done this regime ..but you'r right bhaji, too much protein is bad if your body doesn't need it, thanks for the concern though
  6. I also make 3 soya indian sabji/daal which i find yummy! ...i dont know if you cook but with soya mince you can make a sabji with chopped cabbage and cook the two its reallyy tasteyy and you can cook sabji in a healthy way with just a spoon or so of olive oil in the whole sabji...also make tharri type daal with soya beans (you can even eat these beans raw after boiling them in water until soft, they taste good raw!)...or soya chunks you can buy from indian shops and make thari type with them too....I cook these myself so I can assure you they one use onions, a tiny bit of oil just to cook the onions etc...the hard thing with indian home made food is i can never be sure what the nutritional value is, but i think 2 spoons oil between a family of 6 cant hurt :s Erm as far as unprocessed foods...I cant think of anything else raw :rolleyes2: :strong:
  7. Yeh I agree it tastes really nice and my brother and sister love it too as a dip for crisps and things.... I hope JSinghN doesnt mind me hijacking his thread but while we're on the topic of healthy food and workout etc.. can anyone suggest any good meat/egg free high protien meals? I eat alot of those linda mcartny sossages which have 11.3g protein and 101 calories per sossage, and use soya mince and chunks with stirfry vegetables etc but its gettin abit old now... any suggestions of high fibre and protein vege things we can try?
  8. Fateh paji, congrats on how well ur doing!! Keep it up!! I love eating low calorie hummous with low calorie wholegrain crackers....I usually buy this tesco own brand low calorie ones they come in a stack of three little pots each a different flavour n theyr all low cal. I find then gud cuz theyr small n u don't get carried away even tho it's so tastey! On the back of my protein shake it actually gave low cal hummous nd crackers as an idea for a snack so that's where I got into eating it from :D
  9. Fateh ji.... Guru Nanak Gurdwara (Willenhall) ...used to be held on wednesday evenings, still are as far as im aware. Thats the only place I know of in the country, not to say there arnt others, but I havnt come accross any yet. I've just discovered they even have a facebook page! http://en-gb.facebook.com/pages/Guru-Nanak-Gurdwara-Willenhall/121405611247115?sk=wall
  10. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru JI Ki Fateh Does anyone know of any upcoming Kirtan programmes in Wolverhampton area? I am literally craving to hear some kirtan at Gurudwara, Its been too long ...Can anyone suggest when and where there will be a programme? Thankyou.. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru JI Ki Fateh
  11. Waheguru Ji K Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh Depends if your looking to learn dhadi sarangi or raag? there are alot of places where they can teach you raag but limited and very hard to find dhadi teachers... i do know they teach at Guru Nanak Willenhall Gurdwara (west Midlands) on wednesday evenings...I tried to find places for dhadi sarangi arround he london area but couldnt. Hope this helps a little! Waheguru Ji K Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh
  12. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh I'd like to request evryone here who are calling these old traditions senceless and stupid to take a moment and look at it from our elders point of view..these traditions were not invented to make lives harder or to punish sons and daughters who go out looking for their own rishte, they were made to protect the youth and the families. Consider a daughter from one family marrying into another family, and then the grooms sister marrying the wifes brother. Now in heach houshold there is a daughter from the other. If God forbid there were to be a huge arguement between one of the couples or even as far as a sepperation then the daughter who is still married would most likley get a very hard time from her inlaws. This is true and has happend. In such situation the daughters in law become more like a weapon; if one family feels their daughter is not being treated well by the other family they may give their own daughter-in-law a hard time to get revenge or teach a lesson. This is not a theory, it is reality. When two daughters of the same house marry into one family this <banned word filter activated>-for-tat does not happen. That is why for our elders there is a big difference between allowing ur bhabis sister to marry into your family but not allowing your own sister to marry into bhabis family. It makes complete sense and we sould all try to understand where the elders are coming from when they say these things before we go off on a 'kouragous' tangent about equality in the panth or before we call our elders stupid or ignorant for still enforcing such traditions. They are for our own benefit and if you take a moment to try to understand why they exist then they make complete sense. I truely hope I havn't offended anyone but there is a difference between the two situations being discussed here. Im not saying that the marriages dont ever work, but there is greater risk involved and both families will feel the preasure ten times greater if misunderstandings arise. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa waheguru Ji Ki Fateh
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