Random coversations
Coversation 1:
Realization struck when we were above the Black sea. I woke up Bill.
Me: Hey, you won't believe how stupid I was.
Sleepy Bill: Actually, I will. What did you do now?
Me: You know how I had to check in my rollerblade suitcase at the gate in Frankfurt?
Bill: Yes, but I saw you take out your documents and put it in your backpack. Don't worry.
Me: There's some stuff there that I did not pull out.
Bill: Like what?
Me: Like my digital camera.
Bill: What? And what else?
Me: Remember that box full of jewelry that my mom got when she came to visit.
Bill: That was stupid. How could you forget about them?
Me: Well, I did. What should we do now?
Bill: I don't know. How can you be so stupid? Its unlocked right?
Me: Yeah.
Bill: There's really we can do.
Me: Yeah. I think we should have some faith in our fellow countrymen, don't you think?
Bill: Yes. Why do we assume the worst of them anyways?
Bill promptly went back to sleep. I went back to Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrel.
Coversation 2:
On Friday evening, Mrs. S was franctically searching her Hobbit-size home for something. She was all flustered, muttering in Bangla. She wouldn't reply to anything I said.
Me: Your mom refuses to talk to me.
Bill: Na, she's just flustered. She is searching, can't you see?
Me: For what?
Bill: She is supposed to give you some stuff to take to Trivandrum, I believe. Like some blouse material so that you can get them stitched.
Me: So she can't find them now?
Bill: Yeah.
Me: Maybe it ain't too bad. I can wear that Kancheepuram instead.
Bill: Yeah right.
Me: But why isn't she talking to me?
Bill: Arrey, my mom's like that. She is worried.
Me: Because she cannot find some blouse material?
Bill: Yeah, my family's like that.
Mr S: Here you are. Let me read out your program in Kolkata.
Me: You have a program?
Mr S: Yes, hour by hour itinerary. Its all planned.
Bill: Did I ever tell you he worked in the military for 30 years?
Me: Yeah, I can see that.
Coversation 3:
At home, my mom shouts at my dad.
Mom: There are so many invites that we have to give out.
Dad: I know. I have it all planned. Three more days we need.
Mom: What's your plan?
Dad: I remember the list of people we still have to go give invites. We will just go.
Mom: You call that a plan?
Dad: Chill okay?
Mom: Okay, you do give invites then. I have to take the Bride to get her saris and jewelry. There's so much work to be done.
Dad: Nonsense, you have to come with me to give away invites. We can do all shopping on Friday.
Mom: On Friday? When is your daughter's wedding? Next year?
Dad: I said Chill na. It will all get done.
Mom: Right.
Realization struck when we were above the Black sea. I woke up Bill.
Me: Hey, you won't believe how stupid I was.
Sleepy Bill: Actually, I will. What did you do now?
Me: You know how I had to check in my rollerblade suitcase at the gate in Frankfurt?
Bill: Yes, but I saw you take out your documents and put it in your backpack. Don't worry.
Me: There's some stuff there that I did not pull out.
Bill: Like what?
Me: Like my digital camera.
Bill: What? And what else?
Me: Remember that box full of jewelry that my mom got when she came to visit.
Bill: That was stupid. How could you forget about them?
Me: Well, I did. What should we do now?
Bill: I don't know. How can you be so stupid? Its unlocked right?
Me: Yeah.
Bill: There's really we can do.
Me: Yeah. I think we should have some faith in our fellow countrymen, don't you think?
Bill: Yes. Why do we assume the worst of them anyways?
Bill promptly went back to sleep. I went back to Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrel.
Coversation 2:
On Friday evening, Mrs. S was franctically searching her Hobbit-size home for something. She was all flustered, muttering in Bangla. She wouldn't reply to anything I said.
Me: Your mom refuses to talk to me.
Bill: Na, she's just flustered. She is searching, can't you see?
Me: For what?
Bill: She is supposed to give you some stuff to take to Trivandrum, I believe. Like some blouse material so that you can get them stitched.
Me: So she can't find them now?
Bill: Yeah.
Me: Maybe it ain't too bad. I can wear that Kancheepuram instead.
Bill: Yeah right.
Me: But why isn't she talking to me?
Bill: Arrey, my mom's like that. She is worried.
Me: Because she cannot find some blouse material?
Bill: Yeah, my family's like that.
Mr S: Here you are. Let me read out your program in Kolkata.
Me: You have a program?
Mr S: Yes, hour by hour itinerary. Its all planned.
Bill: Did I ever tell you he worked in the military for 30 years?
Me: Yeah, I can see that.
Coversation 3:
At home, my mom shouts at my dad.
Mom: There are so many invites that we have to give out.
Dad: I know. I have it all planned. Three more days we need.
Mom: What's your plan?
Dad: I remember the list of people we still have to go give invites. We will just go.
Mom: You call that a plan?
Dad: Chill okay?
Mom: Okay, you do give invites then. I have to take the Bride to get her saris and jewelry. There's so much work to be done.
Dad: Nonsense, you have to come with me to give away invites. We can do all shopping on Friday.
Mom: On Friday? When is your daughter's wedding? Next year?
Dad: I said Chill na. It will all get done.
Mom: Right.
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