Cellplus devient Orange. Ouais ben un bien grand mot et de grands faire-parts! Donc nous en fait ce qu'on attend réellement c'est les offres et un meilleur service en terme de réseau et d'accès rapide au Net sans que cela ne coûte une fortune.
Every where across the media there is always an article about the climatic changes, pollution and the urgent need of being aware of the possible dangers of those changes and that it is high time that we think Green. And this awareness has even reached the way we live, what car we drive, and you can now find across the Internet stuffs for your PC to show that you are aware and care for your planet.
So I was thinking why not? Changing the appearance of IE 7 is not possible but I don't care since I rarely use it! Now for my Firefox I had to find a theme and while was browsing through the set of add-ons I spotted the Goo Green add-on. It just fits well with my wallpaper, bamboo. I've chosen the green/plants/nature/environment theme and sincerely if gives a peaceful effect :) If you have the Olive Green appearance (of XP) that will be just fine. Yeah as you can see I don't like having many icons on my desktop. Just the ones that can't be removed! My Messenger as well has gone through some changes: from default blue to some custom green. With the MsgplusLive I have decreased the opacity of the messenger window. (chat windows as well is possible) Learn more about Goo Green.
Tous les voyageurs en partance n'ont qu'une préoccupation : le luxueux circuit qu'ils s'apprêtent à accomplir au Rajasthan, le pays des maharadjahs. S'y côtoient une ravissante garce, ancien mannequin habituée de la presse people, son vieux baron de mari, deux veuves américaines fortunées et encore jolies, un ex-PDG richissime et son épouse, une sémillante Argentine débarquant de son immense hacienda, un guide un peu cavaleur et sa compagne énamourée.
Dans l'Inde mystérieuse, les imprévus se mettent à pleuvoir, suscitant bisbilles et zizanie, et gâtant peu à peu le voyage. Soudai, au sein du groupe, survient un crime étrange, bientôt suivi d'une disparition inquiétante. Dans un fabuleux palace de marbre blanc isolé au milieu d'un lac turquoise, méfiance et suspicion s'installent.
A young monk arrives at a monastery. He is assigned to helping the other monks in copying the old canons and laws of the church by hand.
He notices all of the monks are copying from copies, not from the Originals. So, he goes to the head abbot to question this, pointing out that if someone made even a small error in the first copy, it would never be picked up and would be continued in all copies.
The head monk, says, "We have been copying from the copies for centuries, but you make a good point, my son."
He goes down into the dark caves underneath the monastery where the original manuscripts are held as archives in a locked vault that hasn't been opened for hundreds of years. Hours go by and nobody sees him.
So, the young monk gets worried and goes down to look for him.
He sees him banging his head against the wall and wailing, "We missed the R ! we missed the R !"
The young monk asks the old abbot, "What's wrong, father?" With a choking voice, the old abbot replies, "The word was... C E L E B R A T E ! ! ! "
Left: Oh no, I'm so scared. I can't move! Right:Ok, now don't look down. Take my paw! Trust me. Left: Last time I trust you I was at the vet for 2 weeks!!!
Right: Hey, why are you sad? Left: I have PMS...
Right: Why do I always have to feed you?? Left: Am too lazy!
Right: Leave us alone, paparazzi! Left: Yeah, get a life!
I am so tired...ppphhhh
Left: I don't want to hear your lies. Right: I'm not lying! Left: Yes you are! Talk to my paw!
Right: Where did you hide the bamboo or I'll spank you! Left: What are you talking about??? Right: Arrgh!!!
1.Your parents think you're doing you're homework but you're on msn... 2.You have 'Mauritius' T-shirts with sunsets and dolphins and a stash of Ralph Lauren shirts from that factory everyone goes to. 3.There's a karom board lodged in a corner of your house somewhere. 4.The only time you play karom is in Mauritius. 5.You have an uncle who's like, a karom champion. 6.You got uncles and cousins back home who are badminton champions. 7.Your favourite food is Rougaille but you tell all your white friends 'Spaghetti Bolognese' 8.You have sega music on your computer. 9.Your parents secretly know how to dance sega so do you.. Well its not hard now is it? alalilaaaaa 10.You have bare fresh cousins flocking into Australia saying they come to study but end up dossing and partying more than you. 11.You've tried 'Fair and Lovely' cream at some point and so has all your cousins but it dried out your skin/gave you a rash, so you thought...hmmm no.you haven't told anyone you tried 'Fair and Lovely'. 12.The biryani at your uncles wedding was done by a guy called 'chi bhai' 13.Every family occasion consists of biryani, followed by lamousse. 14.You don't really like lamousse yet get forced to eat the filling dessert after being stuffed with biryani. 15.Biryani and lamousse always taste better in Mauritius. 16.Your parents already start buying stuff to bring for family in Mauritius a year before they actually go. 17.Mauritius family never bring anything truly decent when they come to Australia/canada/UK apart from fris cristalise, piment confi, those twiggy crisps, vanilla tea, zasaar 18.Kraft cheddar is the only cheese you eat and there's always a stash of boxes that never seem to finish somewhere in the fridge or a cupboard. 19.You get really excited when you hear about a Mauritian party somewhere because it gives you warm sense of identity on the inside but yet go to check out the opposite sex and hope they're not your cousin. 20.Most Mauritians are related to you in some way or other that only your dad can figure out. 21.Your mum/dad call Mauritius using cheap phonecards at like 6 in the morning so that 'la lin la clear'.They still spend half an hour trying to figure out who they're talking to 22.You're family from Mauritius never seem to call home though. 23.You're parents drink tea almost every hour and you've been taught to make it since you was like 2 years old 24.Tea in Mauritius always tastes better 25.There's never a weekend where 'kompanye' don't randomly turn up. 26.Your dad and uncles and all your family back in Mauritius either support Liverpool or Man United. 27.There's valeez on top of your wardrobe. 28.There's ribbons on the handles because that's the only way your mum believes she will recognise them, but they so tatty you can spot the suitcases a mile off anyways. 29.Your whole generation comes to see you in the week before you go to Mauritius.. But only because they want you to take parcels back home for them "to capaav amen en parcel pour mo MAMA!!" 30.Your luggage is like a tonne overweight but yet your parents argue with check-in people.Your dad then tries to find someone Mauritian working at the airport that he supposedly knows. 31.You're one of the only Mauritian people on the plane and have more hand luggage than everyone else put-together.That's because you're taking so many random gift requests when going there and bringing back so much zasaar and piment confi that leaks when returning. 32.The whole of Mauritius comes to pick you up from the Mahebourg airport upon arrival 33.The first things uncles and aunties in Mauritius say when they see you is "gette coumant lin vin graaand" and "qui class to pe faire?" 34.Mosquitoes suck the living daylights out of your sweet blood. 35.The whole of Mauritius comes to drop you off at the airport when you're returning to home..and you always go 6 hours before the plane departs then just doss around the airport after checking-in and still manage to be late boarding the plane. 36.Your parents are always shocked by how quickly Mauritius 'pe devlopeh' yet you still think its look exactly the same since the last time you went the year before. 37.Mauritius family think your richer than the queen just because 'to anglais'. 38.Your mum gets excited when she sees part of a Bollywood film shot in Mauritius and thinks she can see your uncles house. 39.You just can't get enough of good old Mauritian dholl puri. 40.Your parents think Thermogene (vapour rub) is the cure for everything. 41.Whenever you're ill, random aunties give some next style remedies "buoille en peu cresson lerla to kraaz zaizam avec to boir li sek" 42.How many vieux pairs of sulyeh and savat are in the cupboard under the stairs? 43.You love to eavesdrop if you can hear people speaking Creole in a public place and you feel like your part of some secret society because you can understand what they're saying. 44.You have that random filthy rich uncle somewhere in the suburbs who has 10 cars and a 10 bedroom house and the only family occasion they would turn up to is a rare wedding. 45.You have a gold or silver braclet made in mauritius with ur name on it in capital letterz. 46. You drink alouda plein plein.. hehe..
When its raining in Curepipe while it is sunny everywhere When you do your shopping at Monoprix (ex Prisunic) islands first supermarket When you go to watch football at the George V Stadium When Curepipe is the home to the most prestigious secondary schools, you name it! When you always have an umbrella in your bag When you buy shoes and think about "and if ever they get spoilt in the rain?" When you wear/carry a coat when you are outside Curepipe When it is sunny you open all windows, put every carpets outside and the clothes' line is full When you bought X numbers of raincoats for your kids When you sleep peacefully in summer while others are sweating like pigs on the coastal regions When people are not nosy When most people get home before 18:00 in winter When you have a guy selling goodies in the bus at the Curepipe bus station: plastic bags, Elastoplast, peanuts, etc... When you see the smiling chinese lady selling chinese cakes When on Sunday at 13:00 everything is closed down, no one on the road When you go to do your jogging/walking at Trou-Aux-Cerfs When you are queueing up near Bata store for dholl puris
"Always more", "can do better", "when there is a will there is a way".
But when we do not reach it actually, what happen? Do we no more have the right to mistake? Our society does it allows us to be less good? There is always the constant evaluation about performance which makes us wonder if imperfection will still exist...